INNOCENCE

INNOCENCE
120 × 97 cm
Acrylic on canvas

INTRO
Innocence is not purity. It is exposure.
A face stripped of defense, marked by color that feels imposed rather than chosen.

The eyes hold a fragile clarity while the surface collapses around them, streaked, dripping, overwritten.
Here, innocence exists in tension with experience not untouched, but still open.
It is the moment before armor forms. Before irony. Before withdrawal.

This work does not romanticize vulnerability.
It observes it quietly, almost clinically, as something rare and already disappearing.

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