“The Feast of Butterflies” (2022) is a swirling carnival of color and creatures, spilling out of a bowl-like vessel as if it can barely contain its own imagination. At the center sits a horned, mask-like face with vivid green eyes and tusk-like teeth, ringed by bright yellow petals and surrounded by tiny monsters, flowers, and insects.

Butterflies hover and perch around the rim, turning the whole sculpture into a strange celebration where beauty and chaos dine together. Every inch is alive with texture and detail, creating a mythic centerpiece from an otherworldly banquet that is playful, unsettling, and irresistibly rich to look at.