Obsession - Framed Poster

This dark and macabre digital painting depicts a complex and disturbing
narrative about the destructive power of love and obsession.

At the center of the piece is a female figure, exposed and vulnerable,
kneeling in her own blood with her chest open to the viewer. Her body is a
tragic depiction of devotion: bloodied, with her eye sockets filled with
hypnotic spirals, her mouth stitched shut in silence, and blackened
fingertips from contact with the male figure behind her. Her heart is
exposed, a symbolic of the lengths she is willing to go for love—offering
herself wholly, despite the deep emotional cost.

The male figure stands in the distance, a dark silhouette stained in blood.
His face is obscured by his hand, perhaps in sadness, anger, or the act of
wiping away the blood. A pool of blood surrounds him, and his bloody
footprints leads to the woman. His distance and lack of features suggest
emotional coldness and the unknown, his symbolic meaning representing how
obsession often isolates and distances those involved.

Together, the figures depict the painful reality of love, obsession, and
the willingness to sacrifice everything for someone who may not
reciprocate the same feelings. The piece explores themes of emotional
imbalance, vulnerability, and the self-destructive nature of love when it
is not returned.

Created in a dark and bloody pen-like ink style, Obsession is a deeply
personal exploration of the my own experiences, as well as a reflection
of the toxic relationships seen in the world around us.