A canvas currently covering renovations at the National Museum of Women in the Arts by Miss Chelove, whose roots are in Java. According to the NMWA website:

“In this newly commissioned work for NMWA, MISS CHELOVE depicts a woman with traditional Javanese adornments, surrounded by botanicals native to the islands of Indonesia. The ornamental elements around the figure’s arm and behind her head are inspired by Javanese wayang kulit, flat, hand-painted shadow puppets. Javanese magnolia flowers with elongated petals echo the exaggerated forms of traditional Javanese dancers. Leaves from the jackfruit, a staple in tropical diets, wrap the figure in a blanket of cultural sustenance. Through her imagery, the artist reflects on recovery and resurgence in the natural world, and the centering of women in this regrowth.”

Best to view in "Original" because other versions resized by PBase are decidedly unsharp.

‘The Bicycle Fence,’ posted earlier: