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8.5in x 11in Print
Supraliminal delves into the space between perception and awareness, the point at which something crosses into conscious recognition. At its center is a genderless figure, a symbolic presence that exists beyond categorization or identity. They hold a form resembling an eye, a vessel of vision and understanding, suspended in a moment of quiet tension. This eye-like shape represents not only seeing, but being seen — the exchange between inner knowing and outward perception.
The painting invites viewers to consider what lies just above the threshold of awareness: the truths we recognize instinctively, yet can’t always articulate.
8.5in x 11in Print
Supraliminal delves into the space between perception and awareness, the point at which something crosses into conscious recognition. At its center is a genderless figure, a symbolic presence that exists beyond categorization or identity. They hold a form resembling an eye, a vessel of vision and understanding, suspended in a moment of quiet tension. This eye-like shape represents not only seeing, but being seen — the exchange between inner knowing and outward perception.
The painting invites viewers to consider what lies just above the threshold of awareness: the truths we recognize instinctively, yet can’t always articulate.