Your work beautifully literalizes the idea “The beauty wat you see” by merging perception and subject: the cathedral’s stained-glass tracery seems to flow into, and then reappear within, the eye itself. The diagonal composition guides the gaze from the luminous windows into the iris, where the crisp reflection anchors the focal point. Technically, the rendering is accomplished—the subtle skin tones and finely articulated lashes contrast with the soft, stone-like modeling of the architecture, while the saturated glass colors glow against the grayscale surrounds. This interplay of realism and symbolism, light and shadow, gives the piece a contemplative mood and a compelling concept, making the image both poetic and memorable.