LOOKING 4 ANSWERS

Acrylic
75 x 85 cm

This work explores a state of internal inquiry — a moment of self-scanning where the body becomes its own compass in the search for direction and identity.

The five figures evoke the five senses, not as anatomical instruments, but as distorted energetic antennas. They do not simply perceive; they transmit, decode, and distort. What appears fragmented on the surface reflects the complexity of how we actually process experience — through sensation layered with memory, charge, and subconscious signal.

The scattered codes and fluid silhouettes suggest that answers are not discovered through external guarantees or linear logic. They emerge through attunement. Through the subtle alignment between what we feel and what we choose to trust.

Distortion here is not dysfunction — it is calibration. A reminder that clarity is not always visual, and certainty is not always rational. Sometimes the path reveals itself only when we stop searching outward and begin decoding the frequency within.

This piece does not depict the finding of an answer, but the shift into listening.