Consumed vision

Consumed Vision” is a powerful graphite portrait that explores how modern life reshapes the way we see ourselves and the world. The subject’s eyes are covered with crushed can lids, everyday waste turned into makeshift lenses, symbolizing how consumption, media, and excess can blur authentic sight. The contrast between soft skin and harsh metal creates a quiet tension: beauty meeting the residue of what we use and discard. This piece invites the viewer to pause and ask, what are we really seeing, and what have we chosen to look away from?