Consternation Drawing

What Inspired this piece was a view and thought of the reflection of objects in the pupil of an eye, in relationship with how the brain corollate pictorially with what the eye is staring at, most times it seems the reflection is not what is registered in the brain. Using a blurring technique with charcoal on paper I made this piece to show viewers that the eye shouldn’t Just be appraised for the functionality of sight which sends informations to the brain alone, but can also share an artistic view of it immediate environment through reflections, which means it can send information outwardly to it viewer. The piece is titled consternation, because it bring to visual, a stagnated view of the amazing encounter I had on a trip some years ago, seeing a silhouette of sunflowers in a colleges eye as a reflection that created a distinct image, though when I asked that wasn’t what he was staring at, plunged into amazement of the artistic view, I felt my eye could capture that moment and print a hard copy because it was aesthetically appealing.Since that couldn’t be captured, I had to imaginatively do this piece to save the memorable amazement of what prompted the state of mind that got me consternated.

Drawing:Charcoal on Cardboard

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.8 W x 8.3 H x 0 D in

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