A whimsical play on temptation, control, good and bad, transition/change, and restraint.

This piece of art portrays an individual with Medusa-like, snake dreads that are restrained by chained nose rings. The snakes are being "fed" monarch butterflies out of a jar. One side of the individual's "hair" snaps at the newly freed butterflies and the other side of the snake hair does not.

Both the snakes and the individual wear dark glasses blocking out their eyes.

In addition to the butterflies and snakes, the individual wears a frog necklace and carries some flowers. Two hummingbirds eat from the flowers and a third snaps at a butterfly.

The viewer of this art is left to make their own interpretations and conclusions.