Accessories Acrylic Fantasy Painting

Set against a feverish red grid that reads like both a map and a cage, the composition scatters the debris of modern attention—phones, cords, cups, scraps—into a choreography of disconnection. Two theatrical masks, one radiant and one bruised-blue, float like competing inner selves, suggesting how identity is performed, switched, and mediated through devices rather than lived directly. The looping wires draw nervous pathways across the surface, turning everyday objects into conduits of dependence, while the rigid geometry beneath them insists on an ordered world that the psyche can no longer neatly inhabit. The work becomes a portrait of contemporary intimacy: vibrant, wired, and quietly estranged.