Hmmm, it's likely especially because it's an ambiguous modern art piece. The following website describes the painting as follows : "A blue, thick-rooted, and out-sized version of the New World monocot bends to a violated female pseudo-cyborg. Her eyes, cheap black speckled pearls, are replicated in the plant's ovary. The kneeling figure's torso, head, and left arm are thrown back in disinterested submission; her right arm is lost to perspective and/or trauma. Gold sparkle and blood explodes from her chest as she births, or pisses, a long, fat strand of bright yellow-orange which forms a new root-system beneath both her and the plant." http://rhizome.org/editorial/2013/nov/15/cyborg-humanism-wangechi-mutu-brooklyn-museum/ Of course, "agave" is a type of a desert plant, also known as a "monocot" mentioned in the quote above. But artists are normally never so straightforward. It seems to describe a sexual assault as well, and it might be a play on the words, "I gave you".