Paper Face

Acrylic on canvas.

36x48x1"

In Paper Face, I explore the quiet erosion of creativity under the weight of modern routines. The image of a man pressing his face against a photocopier—a machine built to replicate without question—serves as a metaphor for the repetitive cycles that often consume our days and dull our imaginations. The copier becomes an altar of conformity, where the individual sacrifices originality for productivity.