Description
“Life is How You See It” is a thought-provoking mixed media painting that plays with perception and perspective. The canvas is dominated by bold black and white geometric patterns—sharp lines, shifting angles, and optical illusions—that create a dynamic, almost hypnotic visual experience. Scattered across the surface are translucent water bubbles, each acting as a magnifying lens, zooming in on different corners and fragments of the design. These bubbles distort, highlight, or soften the patterns beneath them, symbolizing how our view of life is shaped by where and how we choose to look. The piece is a visual metaphor for perception, reminding us that reality is often defined by our own lens.
