Untrue

“Untrue”

This piece captivates the viewer with its raw simplicity, yet the more one gazes upon it, the more its complexity emerges. The bold, inky strokes seem to tell stories of conflict—fractured truths hidden in shadows. The sharp lines slicing through the composition resemble fragments of promises broken, yet the subtle beams pulling away suggest a yearning for clarity, for an escape from deceit.

It feels like a mirror to the lies we’ve lived with, those we tell others, and perhaps more tragically, those we tell ourselves. The negative space acts as a void, a silence, as though words unsaid carry as much weight as those spoken. This piece doesn’t offer answers; it offers confrontation—inviting the viewer to unravel the layers and discern their own truths amidst the chaos. In its restraint, it speaks volumes, leaving behind a haunting yet liberating whisper: what lies have you built your reality upon?

26.5 x 36