crustacean woman with potholder

The painting combines human elements with crabs, shrimp, and lobsters. The "crustacean woman" undergoes a transformation of identity behind a shell as a defense against the world, demonstrating her ability to recover and adapt after facing moments filled with chaos, lurking danger, and paralyzing terror. With a handle inserted into her hole, the crustacean woman defies the storms of her life and ultimately finds balance amidst her anguish. The eight spheres mystically represent abundance, power, and transformation.
Each sphere encapsulates different levels of consciousness, spiritual dimensions, and profound experiences with infinity, suggesting endless cycles of life, death, and rebirth.

	Printing of original works with 10 high-quality inks with a guarantee of up to 200 years.
	Limited editions (10 of each size) on 190g William Turner By Hahnemühle German paper.
	Includes certificate of authenticity
	Includes a 5cm white margin around the edges, ideal for easy framing.