The Observer portrays the silent distance between the world and the one who contemplates it.
 The figure does not act or intervene: it remains attentive, suspended in a moment of pure perception.
 Her gaze seems to absorb everything—as if every gesture, every absence, and every shadow were part of an intimate memory. Her elongated face and restrained features reinforce this sense of tense stillness, of a presence that observes without being seen.
 The work speaks of introspection, vulnerability, and the act of looking as a form of resistance.
 Sometimes, understanding the world begins simply by stopping and observing.
 Acrylic on paper.
 Original artwork · Unique piece · Certificate of authenticity included.