Acrylic on canvas, 100 × 100 cm

A woman stands in traditional attire, her hair styled into black roses, a delicate balance of beauty and decay. Her raised hand, a symbol of a pledge, is marked with blood, signifying the weight of her promises. The red stains serve as a reminder of the seriousness of oaths, even when broken.
 
Inspired by leaders who make promises they fail to keep, The Oath speaks to the disappointment and harm caused by unfulfilled commitments. It reflects the tension between words and actions, questioning the true cost of broken vows.