Lost in my head

Description

Lost in My Head is a surreal and introspective work exploring the feeling of being physically present while emotionally and mentally somewhere else.

A solitary child stands at the center of an endless, colorful space, holding a worn teddy bear — a quiet symbol of childhood, comfort and the part of ourselves that remains vulnerable despite growing up. The vibrant geometric surroundings contrast with the muted figure, creating the impression of an inner world that is overwhelming, beautiful and impossible to escape.

The perspective of the lines draws the viewer into the scene, as if the entire space exists inside the character’s mind. The work speaks about introspection, isolation, memory and getting lost in one’s own thoughts.

A deeply personal piece from the artist’s earlier body of work, created on paper with acrylic.