This layered work is painted on two sheets of translucent drafting film, creating a sense of doubled vision between surface and shadow, mother and myth. The underlayer reveals red fruit ripening into something more animate, a head-like form caught between growth and metamorphosis. Drawing from mythological figures such as Yama-uba, Medea, and Saturn, the image lingers on the hunger within nurture—the way creation feeds on itself. The piece meditates on the ripeness and rot of fertility, its sweetness, strain, and endless cycles of consuming and becoming.