Looking Inside addresses the gesture of introspection as both refuge and confrontation.
 The figure seems to withdraw inwards, isolated from the outside, concentrated in a silent dialogue with itself.
 The elongated face and restrained expression convey a sense of contemplation, almost of suspension. There is no explicit drama, but rather a dense calm, laden with unspoken thoughts. Looking inward becomes a necessary, albeit uncomfortable, act.
 The work proposes a pause: a space where identity is observed without filters, far from the gaze of others.
 Unique original work.

 Acrylic on paper
 50 × 70 cm
 Unique original work
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