Come Over? Painting

'Come Over?' encapsulates the quiet intimacy and subtle tension of a moment frozen in time. The grayscale palette emphasises the contours of the figure, allowing the viewer to focus on the mood rather than the distractions of colour. The close-up composition of a woman holding a glass of wine, with her lips partially revealed, evokes a sense of quiet contemplation, anticipation, or perhaps invitation. The careful attention to the smoothness of the skin and the delicate handling of light and shadow draw inspiration from the minimalist realism of Edward Hopper, while the cropped framing and focus on partial elements are reminiscent of the stylised approach seen in the works of Tamara de Lempicka. This piece reflects a blend of modern sensibilities with classical techniques, offering a glimpse into a private moment that invites the viewer to imagine the unspoken narrative.