Anil Pulak Jha artwork draws on the ancient poetic traditions and emotions of longing, memory, and beauty, specifically evoking Sappho’s famous fragmentary poetry. The face, though lacking precise details, reflects the universal nature of love and desire—the features could represent anyone, yet the work feels intensely personal. The soft contours of the lips and the serene, introspective expression might symbolize the beauty and passion that Sappho attributed to Anactoria, while the abstracted elements hint at the fragmentary nature of memory, love, and loss.The muted, earthy tones mirror the emotional weight of Sappho's poetry, which often expresses an appreciation for the natural world and the passage of time.