The Web (2021) depicts a delicate blue Shinto flower suspended and caught within an intricate spiderweb. Painted in black ink with washes of blue and purple watercolor, the work contrasts the fragility and beauty of the flower with the tension of the web that surrounds it. The dark, precise lines of the spiderweb create a sense of entrapment, while the cool blue and purple tones give the flower an almost dreamlike and melancholic quality. The painting explores themes of vulnerability, beauty, connection, and confinement—suggesting how something delicate can become both held and restricted by the invisible structures around it.