“Coven” delves into the quiet, electric power that emerges when women come together in their fullest truth. The intertwined figures rest in a state of surrender and awakening, their bodies forming a living altar of support, desire, and shared resilience. Draped in a backdrop of textured shadow and threads of gold, the scene blurs the line between the physical and the mystical—suggesting a realm where intimacy becomes ritual and vulnerability becomes spellwork.
The central figure, painted in warm, rich tones, rises from the tangle with a posture of release and reclamation, her form echoing both ecstasy and liberation. The pale figure beneath her cradles that emergence, embodying the quiet steadiness that exists within sisterhood. Together, they create a visual incantation of unity—an affirmation that strength is not always loud, but often found in the moments where we are held, witnessed, and allowed to breathe.
“Coven” stands as an ode to feminine communion: the magic forged in shared emotion, the courage found in togetherness, and the unapologetic freedom that blooms when we allow ourselves to be seen.
30in x 30in
Acrylic on Canvas
Showcased at Gallery erato for the Seduction: Bloodbound exhibition Oct 2025
“Coven” delves into the quiet, electric power that emerges when women come together in their fullest truth. The intertwined figures rest in a state of surrender and awakening, their bodies forming a living altar of support, desire, and shared resilience. Draped in a backdrop of textured shadow and threads of gold, the scene blurs the line between the physical and the mystical—suggesting a realm where intimacy becomes ritual and vulnerability becomes spellwork.
The central figure, painted in warm, rich tones, rises from the tangle with a posture of release and reclamation, her form echoing both ecstasy and liberation. The pale figure beneath her cradles that emergence, embodying the quiet steadiness that exists within sisterhood. Together, they create a visual incantation of unity—an affirmation that strength is not always loud, but often found in the moments where we are held, witnessed, and allowed to breathe.
“Coven” stands as an ode to feminine communion: the magic forged in shared emotion, the courage found in togetherness, and the unapologetic freedom that blooms when we allow ourselves to be seen.
30in x 30in
Acrylic on Canvas
Showcased at Gallery erato for the Seduction: Bloodbound exhibition Oct 2025
