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Diptych: Nocturne
Oil on Canvas,
2 x 23.5" x 12.0"
2011

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Noc wrote a fable on jealousy between women:
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The butterfly and the moth were sisters of air, one of day and one of night. The moth grew jealous of her sister's beauty and decided to trick and kidnap her in a tea party. 

The Moth queen intended to have the Butterfly's word to enslave the entire species of butterflies to paint the moths' wings; but the Butterfly queen could not see in the dark.

She sent the moth to fetch fire, telling her to  "touch it not. Lure it with a stick and catch it in a paper cage," the answer to an old Chinese riddle.

The moth, however, mesmerized by  splendid beauty of fire, decided it to be the very material for her wings and walked into it. And it became the truth for the moth - that they fetch fire for their wings.

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