"All Eyes on Me" is a visual expression of anxiety—the feeling of being watched, judged, and disconnected all at once. The floating child moves freely, yet their face is masked with a serene sky, hiding the turmoil within. Surrounding them, countless eyes stare from the darkness, embodying the overwhelming pressure of external perception.
The falling figure slipping into the mask represents losing oneself to anxiety—maintaining a calm facade while internally spiraling. This painting was a milestone for me, one of the first I completed without a reference, and it resonates deeply with my own experiences.
Since creating it and selling it, I’ve turned this piece into stickers and 11x17 prints.