Aphrodite, known as Venus in Roman mythology, is the ancient Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, passion, and procreation. Against the blue and green backdrop, the goddess is rendered in a stunning array of orange hues, while tiny black-and-white dots suggest her eyes. By fragmenting the divine feminine into chromatic abstraction, Liu destabilizes the classical ideal, transforming the goddess from an object of perfection into a site of interpretation. The painting thus becomes a meditation on how beauty, when liberated from rigid categorization, reveals itself as fluid, subjective, and perpetually in flux.