“I see faces of people as abandoned buildings. I am interested in exploring subjects of identity, loss, Societal expectations and the feelings of unfulfilled dreams." - Marsy Santos
This portrait speaks through the eyes of a young girl, her face textured with mix media techniques, bearing the silent echo of lost hopes. Within the canvas, her hair morphs into rusty crumbling walls, a cage forged by societal narratives that dictate where she belongs. But above this confinement, an ember of ambition glows. It is a testament to the tenacious spirit that bleeds through, symbolized by tears of blood falling through her gaze. This piece invites participation, a liberation not just of the painted child, but of the viewer's perspective. An Interactive piece by unlocking the cage, we open possibilities beyond the confines of an unfiltered existence, is like two paintings in one.
Comfort Zone - 36” x 48”: Mix Media
“I see faces of people as abandoned buildings. I am interested in exploring subjects of identity, loss, Societal expectations and the feelings of unfulfilled dreams." - Marsy Santos
This portrait speaks through the eyes of a young girl, her face textured with mix media techniques, bearing the silent echo of lost hopes. Within the canvas, her hair morphs into rusty crumbling walls, a cage forged by societal narratives that dictate where she belongs. But above this confinement, an ember of ambition glows. It is a testament to the tenacious spirit that bleeds through, symbolized by tears of blood falling through her gaze. This piece invites participation, a liberation not just of the painted child, but of the viewer's perspective. An Interactive piece by unlocking the cage, we open possibilities beyond the confines of an unfiltered existence, is like two paintings in one.
Comfort Zone
Marsy's "Comfort Zone" collection embodies a fusion of personal introspection and architectural elements. Inspired by her upbringing and experiences, it conveys themes of safety and the confines of one's own mind. Visitors to her exhibitions have praised the collection for its thought-provoking portrayal of comfort and self-imposed limitations.
Art Collection - 2023
Artist: Marsy Santos