The Rosaline Construct” is a portrait of myth and mathematics, where the softness of human emotion meets the crystalline edge of cubist geometry. Her gaze is distant, timeless — a thinker, a poet, a ghost of love unspoken. Swirls of deep auburn and indigo cascade around her shoulders, anchored by a tapestry of angled shapes that suggest strength, beauty, and symmetry in quiet rebellion.

This piece reimagines Rosaline — Shakespeare’s unseen muse — not as a footnote, but as the centerpiece. The floral motif in the upper corner whispers of forgotten gardens and inner bloom, while her fragmented face mirrors the complexity of what remains unsaid.