Lo Cicero utilizes digital collage to bridge the gap between historical graphic design and surrealist expression. By layering realistic textures and vintage-inspired imagery, she constructs a scene where a human figure becomes a canvas for butterfly and moth motifs. The squared composition balances the weight of the central subject with a rhythmic distribution of wings, creating a sense of organized chaos that feels both grounded and otherworldly.

The interplay of color and shadow lends the work a quiet, atmospheric mood. Instead of a traditional portrait, the artist offers a collage of human experiences, where the boundary between the individual and the environment dissolves. The result is a harmonious dynamic composition that invites the viewer to linger on the fine details of the natural world as they intersect with the human form.