Bridge Watcher

A moment of rupture - a gaze turned inward and outward at once. The small figure on the right looks toward a distant horizon, searching for a way forward, while the child on the left turns away from the scene as if retreating from what has already happened. Their opposing gazes form a double movement: one pulled to the past, one reaching toward the future - two inner voices crossing within the same space. Broken bridges mix with intact ones, marking a transition from collapse toward something not yet formed. Everything moves within an organic storm of waves, twisting lines, and layered color - like a ship feeling its way through turbulent waters. Fragments of imagery, pigments, textures, and pixelated surfaces bind together in shifting layers, as if emotion itself has fractured representation. At the top, a cut figure running forward with her mouth open appears like a warning, attempting to halt another collapse. The composition moves between confusion and hope, an emotional jungle of greens, purples, and blacks - a place where forms distort yet something remains upright, watching. Bridge Watcher reflects on destruction already endured and on the quiet belief that something better may await beyond the next bridge.