The Upturned Face

1. THE WORK
A back. A hood. And on the back, a black sun painted like a forgotten symbol. The colors burst forth like scars: red, purple, blue, yellow. Nothing is smooth. Everything is asserted. This portrait, seen from behind, imposes a raw, silent, magnetic presence. It's not an absence—it's a declaration. The refusal to reveal oneself becomes an art form in its own right. A contemporary work of character, with a strong visual and emotional density.

2. THE INTENTION
This painting does not show a face, but everything that the face would have kept silent. The body becomes a manifesto, a living surface laden with unspoken stories. The tattooed black symbol seeks not to seduce, but to anchor. The artist paints the invisible, the marginal, the worthy. It is a tribute to those we do not look at, to those whose strength is internal—and unshakeable.

3. THE INVITATION
What if what you hide is the most real thing about you?
With this back turned, what story are you still waiting to be read?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Perfect in a living room with a strong design, a strong entrance, a private gallery or an artist's office.
This contemporary painting commands respect. It doesn't speak loudly. It forces you to listen.