Artwork description:

The artist uses this contradictory visual allegory to offer a dual definition of "confession": one is a pure offering of love, while the other is a silent declaration of concealed harm. The work contrasts symbols of innocence and vulnerability with a flower representing love and a Rambo combat knife symbolizing betrayal. This knife is more than a physical threat; it's a primal fear, its cold, sculptural quality deepening the work's dramatic tension and multiple meanings. The piece delves into the fragility of trust in relationships and questions how we confront the true costs and hidden fears that exist behind beautiful promises.

This Giclée print is produced in Japan using high-end Giclée printing technology and selected premium Japanese paper. With precise color management and ultra-high resolution, it ensures the artwork's detail sharpness and color saturation meet museum-grade standards, offering collectors a piece that combines profound thought with exceptional craftsmanship.

Materials used:

paper