Travel lines. Drawing

In "Travel Lines," a drawing created with charcoal and watercolor on paper, we delve into an exploration of reality and time through the portrait of a woman in motion. Her face, duplicated and in constant transformation, becomes the epicenter of a unique visual experience. The lines surrounding the woman's face appear to be waves, suggesting a journey through time and space. These lines, tinted with blues and warm tones, evoke the fluidity of time and how our perceptions are influenced by our experiences and emotions. "Travel Lines" invites us to reflect on the changing nature of reality and how our journeys through time shape our understanding of the world around us. As we explore the lines and contours of the portrait, we immerse ourselves in a universe of possibilities and discoveries. Through this artwork, we confront the idea that time is not linear, but fluid and malleable. Every stroke of charcoal and every splash of watercolor remind us that reality is a subjective construct, shaped by our experiences and perceptions throughout our lives. "Travel Lines" is more than just a portrait; it is a reminder that our lives are intertwined with the lines of time, and that each moment is an opportunity to explore, discover, and understand the infinite complexity of existence.