Is It Love? is an intense and provocative visual work that delves into the complex themes of relationships, sexuality, and emotional wounds rooted in childhood. Through a mix of impulsive drawings, profound symbolism, and evocative words, the artist portrays the inner dialogue and emotional conflict of two individuals trapped in a relationship defined by love, frustration, and self-discovery.
 
The central figures embody universal tensions: one character represents vulnerability and a longing for connection, while the other is a twisted form evoking roots, strength, and torment. Surrounding the piece, the edges are filled with a vocabulary drawn from pornography, creating a striking contrast to the psychological themes of childhood and emotional growth.
 
This work reflects on the intertwining of love and pain, challenging the viewer with profound questions: does our desire for connection stem from genuine love, or is it an echo of past wounds?
 
With its raw and visceral style, Is It Love? is both a therapeutic journey and a social critique, encouraging the audience to confront their own desires and vulnerabilities.