The Last Supper, was a woman, an work that beckons us to relinquish our preconceived sensitivities, inviting us to explore the depths of the human experience...to give up the body...
The utilization of pictorial elements within this piece evokes the enigmatic realm of the tarot, specifically alluding to the symbolism of the seven of swords—a card with connotations of betrayal, revenge, brotherhood, and confinement.
These resonant themes provoke us to grapple with the intricate variety of emotions that arise when one is both victim and victimizer.