Halo Removal

The painting features a figure with neutral-toned skin positioned in the center against a backdrop of vibrant lime and sea-green tones and a small segment of beige. The figure seems genderless and simplified, with distinct, poetic lines defining their form. Floating above the figure's head is a neon green geometrical halo, intersected by a faint red circular aura, adding a spiritual or mystical layer to the scene.Attached to the figure is a white circular form, resembling a collar or a spiritual yoke, which encircles the neck and extends outwards, resting disconnectedly around the figure. The figure's two arms, outlined against the torso, are unbalanced in posture, one hanging straight along the body and the other held up with a bent elbow. Additionally, the figure seems to be holding onto or tied to thin, stick-like forms—one possibly being a crucifix—contributing to the themes of burden or ceremony.The figure is adorned with patches of red flowers stamped across the chest and legs, and more gently printed flowers trail off to the body's lower right side, implying a field or cascade of blossoms. Other abstract and emotionally expressive marks in white and dark hues enhance the background, suggesting an environment that's dynamic and perhaps tumultuous.Interestingly, there is a stamped or stenciled texture on the figure’s chest, hinting at either physical transformation or symbolic markings. The entire composition exudes a surreal, contemplative aura, posing questions about identity, spirituality, and transformation.