Goddess 

Yoko d'Holbachie created this painting called Goddess. It’s an oil painting on wood, rendered with exquisite, almost hallucinatory detail. Look closely, and you’ll see it’s made up of colorful and meticulous layers, like building up a form with tiny components. Each small dab of paint contributes to the overall impression of a fantastical deity. D’Holbachie's style draws from Surrealism, Pop Art, and Japanese aesthetics, playfully blending them into a distinctive and highly imaginative world. The smooth, almost airbrushed finish and the vivid colors give the work a very contemporary feel. However, the hand-painted quality is undeniable, a testament to the artist’s skill and labor. It’s a world of pure creativity where art transcends traditional boundaries. This work challenges our notions of what fine art can be, embracing color, humor, and a delight in the act of making.