This artwork captures the moments of bliss during orgasm and the immediate relief and escapism from the sufferings of the world. While achieving nirvana is to make earthly feelings like suffering and desire disappear, it's often used casually to mean any place of happiness, and in some instances, glimpses of nirvana may be felt during an orgasm, though the latter results from desire, which is why the feeling of nirvana cannot be maintained. 'The Orgasm: Glimpse of Nirvana' artwork took the longest time to create out of all my pieces, we can see a woman sitting on her back with her legs up, as if she was in a missionary position just moments ago. The captured loop in this piece portrays the feeling of bliss we chase so much, a sample of the nirvana that makes the whole world spin without realizing that we could attain the very thing we chase if we would only stop chasing it in the first place. Desire, leads to suffering. The main problem is not desire itself, but "the attachment to the desire to have (craving) and the desire not to have (aversion)". The colors floating in a vast void of blackness, symbolizes that even the orgasm as it is felt like a glimpse of nirvana, it is nothing more than a passing sensation, which will evaporate soon enough into nothingness, with only memories attached to it, causing the one who experience it, to crave it more. And in doing so, by trying to reach it more and more often, the person distances itself (in a beautiful paradox) from the possibility to attain it fully and permanently.