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TOUCH markers
2013
A monochromatic portrait exploring the fragile boundary between recognition and obscurity.
Agnosia uses layered shades of grey, fluid transitions, and fragmented contours to shape a face that seems to emerge from and dissolve into its surroundings. The blurred features and close composition create an unsettling sense of familiarity, as though something recognisable is slowly slipping beyond reach.
Balancing abstraction with human expression, the artwork invites reflection on perception, identity, and the uncertain nature of what we see.
An original piece for those drawn to psychological themes, monochromatic art, and expressive portraiture.
TOUCH markers
2013
A monochromatic portrait exploring the fragile boundary between recognition and obscurity.
Agnosia uses layered shades of grey, fluid transitions, and fragmented contours to shape a face that seems to emerge from and dissolve into its surroundings. The blurred features and close composition create an unsettling sense of familiarity, as though something recognisable is slowly slipping beyond reach.
Balancing abstraction with human expression, the artwork invites reflection on perception, identity, and the uncertain nature of what we see.
An original piece for those drawn to psychological themes, monochromatic art, and expressive portraiture.