TRY TO SEE IT MY WAY

This striking artwork features a bold, abstract representation of a woman with textured hair, outlined against a monochromatic background. The composition is layered with a fluid blend of visual art and typography, showcasing the phrase 'to do see it my work' in vibrant red against the grayscale image. This dynamic contrast and the use of text invite viewers to reflect on the themes of creativity, self-expression, and identity.
This piece would make an excellent focal point in modern living spaces, creative studios, or offices, where it can inspire creativity and dialogue. Consider placing it in a well-lit area, such as a gallery wall or above a minimalist desk, to enhance its visual impact.

Wasn't that text line at the Beatles? "TRY TO SEE IT MY WAY" is consciously oriented towards it, but clearly places the portrait at the centre. The rough raster, which largely overlays the curved lettering of the text message, plays with front and background. The dark, quickly and gestically painted outlines remind of the contact arch of a slide, as it was often used in the era of analog photography by photographers to select the best image for subsequent magnification. A touch of nostalgic swings with - here simple, poetic and expressive elements of painting, writing and printing technology are remixed in a refined way.