Geometric Goddess in Cubist Splendor

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A cubist oil painting features a woman, possibly a goddess, depicted in a geometric, abstract style. The woman's face is split in the middle. On the left side, her skin is painted in a cool gray tone, and a white veil is draped around her head and shoulders. On the right side, her skin is a warm brown, her long hair is a grayish-blue, and she wears a white, spiked crown. A red dot or jewel is visible in the middle of her forehead, which features a horizontal line from which a vertical line connects through the red dot to a vertical line on her nose. Her lips are red, and her eyes are light green. Her body is also split, with warm brown tones on the left side and gray and brown tones on the right side. The background of the painting is a geometric arrangement of triangles in shades of orange, dark brown, and white. The entire piece is rendered in a cubist style, with sharp lines and fragmented forms. The artist's signature is visible on the bottom left and bottom right of the piece.