Marilyn Monroe symbolized for decades the most exuberant femininity and fecundity. The plastic artist Serene Sea (Leganés, Madrid, 1967), recovers 60 years after the disappearance of the actress the discourse of her fullness and abundance through the mythological figure of Venus, which had so much meaning for her since she knew the painting "Spring" by Sandro Botticelli. This image has been created by photographing the collage consisting of fabric flowers, stuffed butterflies and painted resin figurines that have been sewn and glued to a photographic print on canvas of a photo of Marilyn Monroe.

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