The Turquoise Butterfly of Truth, oil and acrylic on board in an ornate hand painted frame, 17.5x17.5x2cm. 
A bearer of clarity in a world of noise, the Turquoise Butterfly of Truth rests at the threshold between what is spoken and what is truly known. Based on the rare and endangered Alexandra’s birdwing butterfly, one of the worlds largest butterflies , carries the quiet weight of something precious, something vanishing, reminding us that truth itself can be fragile when left unguarded.
Turquoise, the colour of open expression and inner alignment, echoes the voice of the soul when it is unafraid to be heard. It is the hue of the throat chakra, of honesty, of saying what must be said, even when it trembles. Within the wings, the luminous blues and greens shift like living water, suggesting truth not as something fixed, but something felt, discovered, and revealed over time.
At its core, a golden body glows like a small flame, an inner knowing, steady and incorruptible. Around it, a field of cosmic embers and scattered stars evokes moments of realisation: those sudden, quiet flashes where illusion falls away and something deeper comes into focus.