This towering artwork, standing at an impressive 8 feet—the tallest canvas Dea has created to date—takes pride of place in the collector's home. It becomes a magnificent center piece capturing the very essence of Mexican culture and heritage, drawing inspiration from the iconic 'La Catrina,' a symbol of profound collaboration.

Dea worked closely with her collectors to encapsulate the duality of 'La Catrina'—her femininity and power—in a moody, authentically vibrant Mexican palette. Subtle details weave narratives throughout the canvas, including 'Day of the Dead' marigold flowers and the iconic 'Flower Lady of Paradise,' which adds rich texture and dimension.

Dea’s masterful use of negative space adds dramatic impact to the contrast between black spaces and vivid colours. When you run your fingers over the artwork, you can feel the undulations of these floral accents.

What truly makes 'Lady of Paradise' captivating is the profound emotional journey it represents for both the collector and the artist. This piece is more than art; it's an intimate glimpse into their souls.

It beckons you to explore a world of culture, emotions, and craftsmanship. 'Lady of Paradise' is an immersive and compelling story, yearning to be uncovered and cherished.