Held by the Screen

Acrylic on canvas.

36x48x1"

Held by the Screen examines the quiet tension between presence and disappearance in a world mediated by technology. Rooted in classical portraiture yet fractured by digital color blocks, the figure embodies a contemporary subject suspended between intimacy and isolation. The screen becomes both anchor and barrier, offering connection while dissolving the boundaries of time, space, and self. Through layered abstraction, the work reflects how modern life holds us gently—yet persistently—at a distance.