Fear in full view

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I want to display fear  in a visual aspect, because when you think of fear is more  physical feelings than seeing, so I wanted to try to express that in a way that people can relate to

In my artistic endeavor, I aim to encapsulate the essence of fear in a visual symphony, transcending the conventional boundaries of emotional expression. Fear, a visceral experience often confined to the realm of internal sensations, becomes a tangible entity in my envisioned piece. I want viewers to engage with fear on a profound level, bridging the gap between abstract emotions and tangible representation. The primary focus of the composition centers around a sheet, a canvas for the emotional narrative I seek to convey. This sheet becomes a visual manifestation of fear, capturing the moment of internal turmoil and panic. The curled-up figure within, partially veiled yet discernible in its vulnerability, encapsulates the inward nature of fear, a deeply personal experience that reverberates within. The backdrop, adorned with vibrant hues and bold strokes, mirrors the sensory overload accompanying fear. I intend to immerse the audience in the chaotic swirl of colors, echoing the overwhelming nature of fear that envelops one's surroundings. At the heart of the composition, the figure curled up symbolizes the physical manifestations of fear – a racing heart, and heavy breathing – inviting viewers to connect with the bodily aspects of this complex emotion. The incorporation of tears in the sheet, accompanied by a meticulous sewing process, adds a layer of fragility and imperfection. Ripped threads and subtle details become visual metaphors for the emotional unraveling that fear induces.

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