Some artists need to take a multifaceted approach to creativity, especially when their expressive nature shows resistance to any framework or rules that would prevent them from feeling free to give their own version of reality or imaginative fantasies in line with their personality. Choosing different languages, while maintaining a basic line of continuity that distinguishes their production, becomes thus for this category of authors a lifeblood they cannot do without, even in order to measure themselves against new stylistic challenges, with the experimentation necessary to renew and evolve creatively, because for them the very essence of art is to constantly discover something new, never experienced in their previous careers. Halena Cline’s most recent artworks belong precisely to this evolutionary path in which she chooses to immerse herself in the world of childhood, almost as if she wanted to tell the public modern fairy tales in which each observer can somehow rediscover what adults usually lose, without losing her astute and profound analysis of today’s society.