Harpy 

Yoko d'Holbachie created 'Harpy' using the traditional medium of oil paint. The smooth, almost airbrushed quality of the pigment is achieved by layering thin glazes, a painstaking process of applying translucent color over previous layers. This technique, mastered by Renaissance painters, allows light to penetrate and reflect, creating a luminous effect. Consider also the composition and iconography: the artist deploys a calculated visual language, that recalls surrealism, pop art and anime. This careful attention to detail reflects countless hours of skilled labor and aesthetic judgement. Ultimately, 'Harpy' blurs the line between fine art and craft, inviting us to appreciate both its technical virtuosity and cultural relevance.