In this portrait-oriented work, Goggin explores the rhythmic textures of the natural world through a concentrated study of butterflies and blossoms. The composition draws the eye upward, mimicking the natural growth of a garden while capturing the delicate, erratic energy of insects in mid-air. Each element is rendered with a focus on the tactile relationship between the softness of a petal and the fragile structure of a wing.

The arrangement prioritizes a sense of abundance, filling the frame with overlapping forms that suggest a thriving, hidden ecosystem. By utilizing a vertical format, the artist emphasizes the height and reach of the floral subjects, creating a window into a lush environment where movement and stillness coexist in a vibrant, leafy balance.