We could give this painting the one-word review of "alluring", but that would be doing an enormous disservice to artist Audrey Kawaski. All of the individual elements combine to portray a deeply sensual scene; the woman in a state of almost complete undress, the sun setting in the background, the scene straight from nature. But if you can take your eyes away from her from a second, you'll notice that there are ropes hanging from the tree. Could they be intended as nooses?
If we do take them to be nooses, could the theme of the painting then actually become 'temptation'? Temptation is also a part of human nature, and it was under a tree in the Garden of Eden that temptation is said to have risen for the first time. Tales of dangerous, alluring women have been used to tantalize and terrorize men for years, dating back to sirens leading ships onto rocks. Are we looking at a siren under this tree?