Still, We Bloom

"Duality explores the masks we wear and the parts of ourselves we choose to hide. The Hannya mask removing the human mask suggests that sometimes, what we call our “demons” may actually be a deeper, more honest part of who we are. We often hide these darker or more complicated sides of us but sometimes, embracing them or letting them show is simply another way of being true to ourselves."

A dreamy, Japanese-inspired painting celebrating resilience, transformation, and new beginnings. Featuring a graceful woman with flowing lavender hair, cherry blossoms, a horned skull, and charming Daruma and teddy bear details, this whimsical surrealist artwork blends delicate florals with meaningful symbolism. A beautiful statement piece for feminine wall decor, art collections, or a thoughtful gift.

~ Created in 2026

12x12in (artwork size)

16x16in (with frame)

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ABOUT THE CREATOR

Camsy Valencia is a Manila-based artist whose work blends pop art, flora and fauna, and intricate ornamental details. Rooted in sacred geometry and Art Nouveau, her practice brings together contemporary and traditional influences.

While she works exclusively in black ink as a tattoo artist, her canvas pieces open into a much more vibrant world of color.

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ABOUT OFF SKIN

This artwork is part of 'Off Skin', an exhibition by Likhaan in collaboration with Curio Collective, featuring tattoo artists whose creative practices extend beyond the body. Through different mediums and forms of expression, the exhibition celebrates the artistic identities, perspectives, and creative explorations that exist beyond tattooing.

Discover the full 'Off Skin' collection and explore another side of the artists behind the ink here: [link]