Invasive Thoughts, 80x80

"Invasive Thoughts"

This piece explores the fragile boundary between self and external influence. The figure, fragmented and raw, is composed of chaotic strokes—sharp, restless, and in constant motion. She is not a solid being but a collection of moments, thoughts, and emotions, shaped by forces both within and beyond her control.

The white glow represents the outside influence—an intrusive presence that seeps in, shaping perception, distorting reality, and challenging autonomy. It is a whisper, a demand, a suggestion that lingers long after it enters. The contrast between the dark, tangled form and the  light embodies the struggle of maintaining identity amidst external pressures, the tension of holding onto oneself while being molded by the world.

"Invasive Thoughts" is a meditation on influence, vulnerability, and the silent battle of the mind. It captures the moment where thought and interference collide—the push and pull between who we are and who we are told to be.