A quiet study of morning light, this piece captures an allegorical nest where, paradoxically, predator and prey share a similar fate. Through the tension between the ragged edges of teeth and the delicate curves of eggshells, the composition merges fragility with harsh reality. The broken eggshells and feline anatomy serve as a meditation on the fragility of life, which has been interpreted by some viewers as an exploration into female vulnerability and reproductive narratives.

Selected 2025 Society of Women Artists group Exhibit, London, UK

Awarded 2025 RFA 1st Prize Oil Painting, Rocklin CA, USA