“Lady Justice” is a commissioned surrealism painting that represents a pivotal moment in the artist’s journey—a realization that surrealism may be her truest artistic language. With this work, she found not only her voice but also her passion, blending symbolic storytelling with dreamlike visuals to create a piece that resonates deeply with collectors.

The painting reimagines Lady Justice in a surreal landscape, her fragmented face emerging from clouds, one eye watching, the other balanced by a golden clock that melts with the weight of time. Symbols of law, balance, and truth unfold across the composition: scales resting on temple steps, stones leading into the distance, and a dove rising skyward. Each element reflects the tension between justice and impermanence, reason and decay, the eternal and the fleeting.

Surrealism has long been a genre for those who seek meaning beneath the surface. In “Lady Justice,” the symbols of time, truth, and morality invite viewers to look beyond what is seen and wrestle with what is felt. The layered textures, melting forms, and vivid contrasts draw the eye into a dreamscape where justice itself feels fragile yet eternal.

For collectors of surrealism and symbolic contemporary art, this painting is a striking addition—one that demonstrates the artist’s strength in transforming universal ideas into unforgettable imagery. Already, “Lady Justice” has inspired further commissions, marking it not only as a standalone masterpiece but also as the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the artist’s career.