REALLY NOW?

REALLY NOW?
100 x 127 cm
oil on linen

INTRO
Really Now? captures the moment just after disbelief.
The face is caught between irritation and resignation, as if reacting to a truth that is both obvious and exhausting.
The heavy strokes and compressed features suggest a mind overwhelmed by repetition, absurdity, and unspoken questions.
This work speaks of quiet defiance and the fatigue of seeing too clearly.