"notre solitude (jour llll-llll-ll)" Painting

This painting explores the complex emotions surrounding solitude and the entanglement of thoughts and feelings that arise in moments of deep introspection. The upside-down figure, partially obscured by a tangle of abstract forms and vibrant colors, symbolizes the chaotic nature of the mind when left to its own devices. The composition is filled with intertwining lines and shapes, representing the confusion and disarray that can accompany solitude. The use of contrasting colors—soft pastels against a dark background—suggests a struggle between light and darkness, hope and despair. The figure's position and the surrounding abstract elements convey a sense of being overwhelmed, as if the subject is caught in a web of their own thoughts. Through this painting, I aim to depict the duality of solitude: how it can be both a space for reflection and self-discovery, yet also a place of inner turmoil. The viewer is invited to engage with the painting on a personal level, reflecting on their own experiences of isolation and the emotions that surface in those quiet, solitary moments.