The surrealist painting depicts a woman with striking European features, positioned at the center of the composition. Her face is divided symmetrically; the left side shows her natural human features, while the right half is replaced by a white crescent moon mask with a serene expression, closed eyes and a slight smile. The woman’s bright red hair is styled into two horizontal, long, complex cones that span the width of the painting, each adorned with delicate lavender ribbons extending outward. Her hair flows into an intricate cityscape of reduced scale. The intricate city appears to be constructed of buildings, towers and domes that flow seamlessly into her hair. These structures include various smaller scale architectural elements such as arched windows, trees, lanterns, birds on branches, butterflies, flowers, decorative details and intricate patterns. The woman wears a mustard yellow dress with puffed sleeves made of light fabric, adding texture to the piece. Her right hand holds a thin black rod with a smooth cylindrical surface, while her left hand rests on it. The rod serves as a mask holder, revealing an open sky with scattered white clouds. The background consists of abstract multi-layered natural landscapes in shades of beige, green and brown against a gradient sky that transitions from light blue to soft green shades, creating depth and a dreamlike atmosphere. The overall color palette includes cerulean, burnt orange, ivory, forest green and amber yellow, with high saturation and moderate contrast, contributing to the whimsical and mysterious mood of the artwork. The lighting is even and diffused, highlighting the fantastical elements without casting harsh shadows.