My Girlfriend Mixed Media Fantasy Painting

Set against the clipped authority of newsprint, the composition stages a quiet indictment of modern life—where bodies curl inward, rendered in pale, vulnerable tones, while infrastructure and instruments loom with metallic insistence. The repeated haloed circles at the top read like cold suns or surveillance eyes, bathing the scene in a clinical light that turns information into atmosphere and anxiety into architecture. Between hanging vessels, skeletal plants, and upright cartridges, the work suspends nurture and threat in the same breath, suggesting a world where growth is measured, rationed, and perpetually watched. In this collision of collage and drawing, the private human form becomes an excerpt—fragile, editable—inside a larger system that records, categorizes, and quietly consumes.