"Return to Sender" captures the quiet power of self-protection, channeling the energy of deflection as a mystical act of resilience. The woman, turned away, carries mirrors on her back that reflect a red light—energy that once sought to harm her, now returned with intention. In this moment, she becomes both shield and sorceress, turning negativity back into the void it came from.

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The mirrors symbolize a deep, unseen force: the ability to protect oneself without confrontation, to transform the harshness of the world into something that no longer touches the soul. The red light pulses with a sense of power, both dangerous and protective, as if the very act of deflection holds its own mystic force. This work speaks to the sacred practice of guarding one's inner sanctity and the quiet magic in reclaiming personal space from external forces.