In this composition, Kodžoman explores the tension between the minimal and the maximal. A single black-and-white butterfly serves as a focal point of quietude, its stark patterns standing out against a backdrop of lush, exaggerated botanical forms. The leaves are layered with a sense of depth that suggests a hidden garden, using a palette that is unapologetically bold and varied.

While the subject matter leans toward the classic botanical tradition, the execution is decidedly modern. The artist employs an abstract sensibility to simplify the shapes of the petals and foliage, allowing the vibrant colors to drive the emotional weight of the work. Encased in a classic frame, the piece bridges the gap between traditional naturalism and a clean, graphic aesthetic.