The Search by Cameron Bliss - 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle

The more you look at Cameron Bliss's work, the more you see. Although Bliss started out painting landscapes, she shifted gears a few years ago to focus on people, most often women, who stare out at the viewer with wide eyes. Although they appear indoors, the interiors Bliss creates often include plant life in the form of potted flora or in the patterns with which she decorates wallpaper, bedding and more. She says, "I like the idea of the inside being outside and vice versa, whether it's our person or our environments." Her women often appear in pairs, encouraging us to compare and contrast, and their surroundings feature objects that our brains try to unpack."The Search" is both rich with and about meaning, featuring a crucifix, a Buddha, a Russian icon, string theory diagrams, Tarot cards, a palmistry figurine, a Ouija board, a tardigrade and a house Bliss says was inspired by St. Teresa of Avila's concept of the soul as a castle. The woman on the floor holds up a triangle that could