The drawing is an explosion of shapes, colours, and symbols, where black and red dominate in a dramatic and enveloping contrast.
 
The composition is a chaotic intertwining of lines, distorted faces, and fragmented human figures that seem to move and transform continuously, as if suspended between reality and dream. The black lines rush frenetically, creating vortices and curves that evoke a sense of inner movement, while the red appears in strategic points, such as the heart, eyes, or flowers, adding a strong emotional charge. The faces and figures, seem to convey sensations of pain, unease, and a desire to communicate, but at the same time an invisible barrier separates them, preventing a true encounter.
 
Eyes and mouths appear as symbols of unspoken silences and unsaid words, while the red heart suggests a passion clashing with the helplessness of incomprehensibility. There is a sense of fragmentation and disorientation, as if each section of the drawing were a piece of an incomplete puzzle, inviting the observer to dig deeper into the mind and emotions represented.
 
The presence of stylized figures, such as the silhouette of a body and the outline of a tree, suggests a connection between the individual and nature, but also between the mind and body, as if all these elements were intrinsically linked by an invisible thread of contrasting emotions. The drawing tells a multiple fragments of experiences, moods, and visions, creating a sense of tension and energy that constantly grows.
 
 
 
Do you want to talk to me? Mixed-media artwork| Limited & Open Editions
© Loredana Denicola