Cacophony, 2021

9" x 12" Watercolor on Paper; unframed

In Cacophony, the face becomes a battlefield of voices, identities stacked and fused into a single howling mass. The mouths and eyes press outward, competing for expression, suggesting a psyche overwhelmed by internal noise or collective demand. This is not madness as chaos, but as overcrowding—too many selves speaking at once. The painting reads as a warning against the erosion of singular voice in the face of incessant stimulus or inherited clamor.

Daily Painting #109, April 25, 2021.