“My Fair Lady” depicts a two faced woman. On one side, we see a beautiful, smiling woman, with perfect skin and luscious hair. On the other side, however, we see a completely different image: the same woman, but now with her skin peeled back to reveal a bony, skeletal visage.
This image is symbolic of the two faces that we all show the world – the one we present to others, and the one hidden beneath the surface. When we interact with others, we often present a carefully curated version of ourselves, one that we believe will be perceived as strong, capable, or attractive. But we may also have fears, insecurities, and weaknesses that we keep hidden away, even from ourselves.
The painting is a reminder that we need to look within to truly understand ourselves. We should not rely on outside validation to determine our self-worth, but instead, we should strive to be true to ourselves and aware of the complexity of our own personalities. By acknowledging all aspects of ourselves, we can become more well-rounded and authentic, rather than simply playing a role for the benefit of others.
In the end, this painting challenges us to confront our own two-facedness and to work towards integration and self-understanding. Only by doing so, can we truly embrace all the aspects of ourselves and live a life that is truly authentic.
12″ x 24″ Acrylic on Canvas
$175
SOLD
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