In Pietà, a face tilts upward, surrendering in serene repose, as though bound to a higher vision.

Swathed in fiery petals that unfurl like flames, the figure is cloaked in a botanical shroud that

suggests both beauty and transcendence. The flower envelops her, an emblem of both fragility and

resilience, drawing her toward an eternal stillness, as if caught in an intimate communion with

nature.

This composition is an ode to vulnerability—a quiet ecstasy in surrender, a sacred calm amidst the

consuming warmth. The piece whispers of transformation, inviting the viewer into a moment of

reverence, where human and flower merge in silent, shared devotion.

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