In this compelling cubist-figurative composition, a woman’s face is fragmented into planes of perception, revealing a mind in constant motion. Three eyes define her presence—two observing the external world, and a third embodying intuition, an ever-awake sixth sense. A hand rises across the face, but it is not passive. The fingers themselves appear to think—deliberate, sensing, and aware. They do not merely conceal the eye; they participate in perception, as if thought extends beyond the mind into the body. This gesture transforms seeing into a process of filtering, control, and protection. The surrounding fields of color act as more than a backdrop—they define her aura. Yellow radiates awareness and clarity, red pulses with intensity and emotional charge, black holds depth and guarded silence, while blue introduces introspection and calm restraint. Together, these tones create an energetic field that reflects her inner state. Divided between light and shadow, the face becomes a site of duality—outer composure and inner vigilance. The work captures a heightened state of consciousness, where intuition leads, perception is controlled, and even the body becomes an extension of thought.

30 x 36 inches