Silent Flow

This piece is a portrait of a man that explores the complex relationship between perception and reality. The idea behind the work is to reflect how people are often impacted or disturbed by the sight of blood, yet the subject remains untouched by any emotion or reaction. Through the use of soft, flowing watercolors, I’ve created a calm and serene expression on the subject, contrasting the intensity and potential discomfort that blood can invoke. The piece invites viewers to question how we perceive the world around us and how we internalize external stimuli, challenging the notion that appearances always align with internal experience.