The Girl Who Doesn’t Draw

This piece captures the quiet tension between potential and paralysis — a hand born to create, and eyes dimmed by fear and memory. The Girl Who Doesn’t Draw is not about the absence of art, but about the ache of an artist caught between nostalgia and hesitation, between the colors flowing inside her and the silence that grips her fingers. Her features are fading, almost melting into the background, while drawing tools surround her — untouched, watching her longingly. Muted tones of cold blues and grays dominate the canvas, reflecting a long silence and an unspoken yearning. The background is blurred, like a memory half-remembered.