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Black aluminum frame with paper, charcoal technique. Size: 37x29 cm (Height/Width) in cm. The shapes are fragmented and reconstructed, revealing multiple perspectives in a single plane. The boldness of the stroke, that raw energy of charcoal that builds and deconstructs at the same time. I see not mere shapes, but the decomposed essence of reality. The lines do not simply define a contour, but rather cross, cut, and juxtapose planes, creating a visual network where each segment competes for attention, but at the same time merges with the others. The internal patterns—those stripes, dots, circles—are not decorative; they are like the different facets of an object or a face, revealed simultaneously, a way of showing that truth has multiple faces. This work speaks to me of tension and dynamism. There is no fixed point of view, but rather a constant reconfiguration. The shapes seem to have been taken, twisted, and rearranged, as if they had been extracted from an object and then arranged to show both their internal and external structure. It is an exploration of surface and volume, but without the illusion of traditional perspective. It is a way of saying: “Here is the truth, but fragmented, seen from all angles at once, because reality is not simple, but complex and multifaceted.” Categorized as Paper, Spiritual, Abstract, Charcoal. Tags: abstract art, charcoal drawing, modern art, contemporary art