Cui Bono?

Nar Shaddaa
High above the sleepless streets of Nar Shaddaa, in a tower climbing so high as if to escape the rust and rot of the planet's surface below, an art gallery hummed with activity. Mauve attended. Why wouldn't she, her piece was on display after all. A painting laced with living metal so that it constantly moved and flowed from abstract to abstract in silvers and golds. She tapped a nail against the fluted glass she held in one hand full of some preposterously expensive alcohol and stared at her creation.
A plaque at the bottom of the painting said "Rebirth" in simple aurebesh letters.
Mauve's head tilted slightly to one side as she watched the flowing metals, curls of her wine dark hair shifting. Speaking of expensive. The stylist she'd hired was supposed to be the best. Mauve had certainly paid her like it. In the pre-event meeting, one or two other artists here had voiced their fears, or excitement, to Mauve about finding a buyer or becoming part of a permanent museum installation. A life changing amount of credits. They were new. They didn't understand how it worked. They would learn.
Sighing, she turned away from her piece, took a sip of the alcohol - which she had to admit was excellent - put a hand on her hip, and surveyed the crowd with a bored expression.
But this was Nar Shaddaa, after all, things could not stay boring for long . . .