In Do You See Me Now? III, a white Phalaenopsis orchid with deep plum purple spots appears from a dark burgundy ground, as if it's coming out of the darkness. The shape is bold and sculptural, its presence is impossible to ignore.

This painting continues a conversation about identity and the pressure to blend in. The orchid, marked by distinct patterns and an assertive stance, symmetrical but with its own movement, becomes a symbol for difference.

Part of an ongoing series exploring visibility and self-definition, this work speaks to the strength it takes to stand fully in your own form. It is a piece for collectors who resonate with botanical precision and the emotional power of being fully seen.