Incarnation features a surreal tiger in the form of a rose with roses in its surroundings. It represents the duality of the two elements in a single composition. 

  The tiger, which is a powerful and majestic animal, refers to strength, courage, and resilience.   Meanwhile, the roses, which are often associated with love, gentleness, softness and passion, could represent beauty and grace. 

  Meaning the Incarnation of oneself entirely, radical acceptance and complete integration of the weakness, fragility, sensibility, tenderness and kind nature accompanied with the strength, willpower, evolution, wisdom, determined nature, construction and deconstruction of the creation of ourselves. Reflecting us, growth, change, connection and disintegration or recognition of our own power and the nature of choosing wisely the pieces of our new self made reconstruction in order to move forward.