Yoko d’Holbachie created Angelica with an unknown medium, inviting us into her world of surreal and subtly unsettling figures. D’Holbachie's art is often associated with the Pop Surrealism movement. The character's childlike features and bright colors evoke a sense of innocence. Yet, there's an undercurrent of something darker, perhaps a commentary on the loss of innocence. Around the central figure are floating bubbles containing images such as a skull and a beating heart. D’Holbachie’s work often touches on themes of identity and transformation. This piece feels like a reflection on the complexities of being. It’s an invitation to contemplate the multifaceted nature of identity, the interplay between innocence and experience, and the beauty found in the unexpected.