Girl Head Down II

“Girl Head Down II” is a work that explores the boundaries of perception. The piece is characterized by a calm, pastel color scheme, where various shades of pink and beige harmoniously coexist, creating a background for the outlined figure.

In the central part of the composition, there is a form, a highly simplified profile of a face, with a dark oval symbolizing

an eye. Is the figure leaning over someone? Something? Protecting someone? A white line outlines this form, giving it clarity and distinctness, while also separating it from the background. This line can be interpreted

as a symbolic boundary between

the inner and outer world of the figure.

This painting may encourage viewers

to reflect on their own boundaries.

It may also remind of flexibility

and the ability to adapt.