Original artwork description:

This painting was inspired by the intersection of touch, beauty, and control , the way physical gestures and surfaces carry emotional and psychological meaning. The repeated red nails caressing the glossy hair suggest both intimacy and possession. It’s about how femininity is constructed through ritual, maintenance, and image ,a choreography of self-presentation that can be both empowering and suffocating.


I want viewers to feel both the allure and tension of the image , to sense the hypnotic perfection of the surface while feeling the hidden unease behind it. The composition invites questions: whose hands are these? Is it self-touch, care, or confinement? The ambiguity becomes a metaphor for modern identity and how beauty often conceals vulnerability.

This medium-sized painting would be a beautiful addition to any space. Its subtle power makes it ideal for contemplation in a bedroom, living room, or office. The artwork's quiet intensity will draw viewers in, inviting them to reflect on the nuances of human connection.

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Materials used:

Oil, canvas

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