Existence

the Story
“Existence” is a powerful black-and-white pencil portrait that explores themes of concealment, identity, and emotional protection. The artwork reflects the human desire to remain hidden not out of fear, but as a form of self-preservation in a world shaped by judgment and expectation.

Through its introspective presence, the portrait examines the tension between visibility and truth, suggesting that society often chooses to ignore reality rather than confront it. The imagery conveys the idea of selective perception, where individuals shield themselves from deeper truths in order to coexist, yet risk losing the essence of authentic living. The work is a contemplative reflection on self-awareness, inner conflict, and the complex nature of human existence.

Artist:Miriam Isaac

the Details

• Stretched on Canvas
• Medium: Pencil on Paper
• Dimensions: 60 x 90 cm
• Ideal For: Contemporary art collections, modern interiors, reflective spaces, conceptual art displays, portrait art enthusiasts.