Named after the Finnish goddess of agony, Loviatar embodies the silent suffering of a girl on the threshold of adulthood. Her agony is internal—subtle, isolated, and confusing—as she tries to make sense of her changing self and the world around her. She stands alone, suspended in an emotional limbo. The green foreground evokes nature, grounding her in the embrace of Mother Earth. It suggests a quiet connection to something older and nurturing, even as she drifts in uncertainty. This work explores the tension between inner turmoil and the healing force of nature.
