Still life is an intimate study of the quiet objects that surround me every day. As a woman and a homemaker, I live among vessels, containers, and the small, monotonous things that fill a household—objects that are often overlooked, yet constantly present. In this painting, I wanted to capture that part of my life, to give form and dignity to the stillness I witness daily. Set against an arched black backdrop, the vases become characters, each holding its own subtle energy. The vibrant vase in the foreground breaks the monotony, becoming a symbol of colour, rebellion, and presence. The final layer of gold adds a gentle sacredness, turning routine into ritual. Paper collage weaves fragments of domestic memory into the composition, creating texture and depth. Through these layers, the mundane becomes meaningful. The familiar becomes surreal. **“Still Life”** transforms everyday objects into a quiet testimony of a woman’s world—unseen, constant, and full of unspoken stories.