Salt and the sea 

Fernanda Suarez created ‘Salt and the Sea,’ sometime in the 20th century. This image is a striking digital portrait bathed in monochromatic blues. It invites consideration of how women are perceived and portray themselves. The woman in this portrait isn't overtly sexualized, differing from many depictions throughout art history. She stands as an individual, her gaze both direct and introspective. The title, ‘Salt and the Sea,’ suggests an elemental connection to nature, perhaps reflecting the depth and complexity of female identity. The cool, almost melancholic tone could symbolize the emotional challenges many women face. How does this portrayal resonate with your own experiences or understanding of womanhood? The artist has rendered a space for quiet contemplation on the multifaceted nature of identity.