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A repeated, deconstructed face transforms into a shifting landscape. From left to right—and back—the image layers like emotional geology. Repetition becomes movement, tension, slippage. Marker lines redraw contours, revealing hidden forms like shadows in the city. Each face, identical yet different, is crossed by time and gaze.

The work is fragmented—inviting the viewer to penetrate its details through sight. Vivid colors and scratching lines evoke both graffiti culture and pop art, where the image bursts, multiplies, and contaminates itself. Like an endless sliding door, it reflects the fast pace of the city, where we only glimpse faces and end up seeing others. In the frenzy of repetition, each variation becomes a story. The face is no longer a portrait—it’s a mirror, a threshold, an interference. A presence that shifts as we look.