Reality? (1)

"Reality?"explores the boundary between perception and reality in the digital age. Through the use of oil, acrylic, and metallic collage, the work creates layered textures and reflective surfaces that evoke the flow of information and virtual images.

Dominated by shades of blue, the painting suggests both emotional depth and digital detachment. Fragments of metallic collage act like broken mirrors, symbolizing a fragmented, screen-mediated reality.

It can be collected individually or paired with the work "Reality? (2)" to form a conceptual diptych, further deepening the dialogue between illusion, technology, and truth.

This piece invites the viewer to question how much of what we see is authentic, and how much is filtered or distorted by modern communication tools.