Imaginary Emptiness.

Dimensions: 36 x 48 inches

This painting feels like a paradox playful yet unsettling, brilliant yet absurd. The figure’s exaggerated grin and warped features suggest someone who’s lost in their own head, tumbling through loops of thought that don’t always make sense. There’s a kind of foolish joy here, like the kind that masks deeper confusion.

The bright colors and bold patterns pull you in, almost hypnotically, while the layered shapes and symbols hint at a mind that’s both idealistic and chaotic. It’s as if the person depicted is chasing clarity but keeps slipping into nonsense lost in the wells of stupidity, yet somehow still reaching for something meaningful.

You’re not sure whether to laugh, reflect, or just stare. And maybe that’s the point.