"Creative Warfare" centers around the emotional evolution that occurs within a creative individual. Expanding beyond the bounds of self portraiture, and infusing abstract elements such as the marble-like texture in the background to reflect on themes like internal warfare, ecstasy, and the double conundrum of what it means to be an artist. Taking influence from the Ecstasy of St. Teresa, artistic influence can contrast with emotions that affect conceptualization, dissolution, and reform in the ambiguous realm of the subconscious mind. By manipulating color and intricate details, this brings forth an essence of clarity and psychological complexities that juxtapose the constant cycles of human emotions. Essentially being a reflective representation of the soul and not just what is reflecting in the everyday mirror, one that exposes the unpredictable future that dwells in creativity itself.