FIGURES IN CORNER STARING AT ME

A haunting collision of presence and absence, "Figures in the Corner Staring at Me" captures the unsettling feeling of being watched—of unseen eyes following from the shadows. The chaotic yet deliberate composition blends abstract figures with distorted expressions, trapped between layers of color, form, and texture. Their gaze is ambiguous—are they observing, judging, or simply existing?

With bold strokes and fragmented structures, this piece evokes the eerie weight of paranoia, memory, and the subconscious. The figures dissolve into the background yet remain ever-present, lurking in the edges of perception. It is a visual confrontation—daring the viewer to stare back.

, pastels and spray paint on canvas. 2025. Onepiece. 

180 cm x 120 cm