"Dead Flowers for the Broken" artwork delves into the depths of emotional expression particularly grief and sadness. The artwork features bold use of red, green, orange hues with deep star-studded night sky to help create a sense of turmoil and tranquility.

The central figure features a woman partially intertwined with a black rose which is a representation of death and loss. This symbolizes the complexity of human emotions and the intertwining of beauty and sorrow. The black rose, depicted various states of decay, represent the fragility and impermanence of life and emotions. The figure’s expressive eye, peering through the swirling forms, conveys a poignant mix of resilience and melancholy, inviting the viewer to reflect on themes of loss, healing, and transformation.

"Dead Flowers for the Broken" is not just a visual experience but an emotional journey, capturing the essence of beauty found within the broken