Unaware Divinity

This artwork was created using watercolor, acrylic paint, and pencil on paper, while the frame was made with acrylic paint and markers. It depicts a female figure with a pale, blank face who appears almost supernatural through her powerful pose. The kiwi behind her head resembles a halo, combining something ordinary and natural with an almost sacred quality. This creates an interesting contrast between the mundane and the divine.

The eyes floating above her hands represent perception, knowledge, and special abilities. The flowers as pupils connect these abilities to nature, growth, and beauty, as if the figure perceives the world in a special, more sensitive way, or has the power to make something new grow through her gaze. The animal pattern on the frame reinforces this connection to nature while also introducing something wild, instinctive, and untamed.

Overall, the figure appears sacred, magical, natural, and animalistic, almost like a goddess or supernatural being. At the same time, the empty expression in her eyes suggests that she is completely unaware of her own abilities and divinity. This contrast makes the figure particularly interesting: she possesses a powerful, almost divine force without recognizing her own power or significance.