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“Between You and Me” is a small but wonderfully expressive drawing that captures the electric, unspoken space between two beings …
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“Between You and Me” is a small but wonderfully expressive drawing that captures the electric, unspoken space between two beings in motion. Their elongated bodies bend toward and away from each other, as if caught in a dance of connection, curiosity, and contradiction. The composition is alive with rhythm: sweeping blue and orange curves, bold yellow accents, and those unmistakable red hands that seem to speak their own language.
Everything feels animated — the floating eyes, the abstract creatures, the little dots that scatter like sparkling thoughts or whispers. The posture of the two figures suggests a moment of exchange, perhaps a shared feeling, a playful misunderstanding, or a bond that doesn’t need words. Despite the abstract shapes, there is an emotional clarity: closeness, movement, and the thrill of interaction.
The piece radiates both humor and tenderness simultaneously. The figures are quirky and strange, yet undeniably human in their gestures. The strong black line anchors the entire drawing, giving structure to the bursts of color and personality that unfold across the page.
I love this drawing because it feels like an intimate conversation — a visual dialogue full of energy and emotion. The figures seem to reach for each other with both hesitation and enthusiasm, and that tension creates a beautiful narrative. It’s playful, bold, and intensely alive, capturing the charm and spontaneity that make these small works so special.
Materials:
Oil markers on paper, 2025.
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