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Is a bold and vibrant narrative composed in fragments — a contemporary fresco of symbols, colours, and emotions. At its core is a striking, stylized red eye in the top right, radiating awareness, perception, and perhaps even judgment. Scattered across the canvas are abstract figures, crowns, buildings, numerals, and facial forms, all separated by thick black contours, like stained glass windows of a modern mythology. The palette is playful — greens, pinks, aquas, and purples — yet the themes feel layered and introspective. Eyes repeat throughout the composition, suggesting watchfulness, introspection, or spiritual insight. Hidden smiles and cryptic symbols evoke both humour and mystery, inviting viewers to decode their own meaning.

The Eye is not just about seeing — it’s about being seen. A work that explores the duality of observation: watching the world and being watched in return. Both whimsical and profound, it’s a visual diary of contemporary consciousness.

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