Exploring the intersection of psychology and art, this cycle investigates how beliefs and expectations influence the human experience. These pieces are meticulously crafted using acrylics, handcrafted charcoal, and glass elements to reflect the complexity of our emotional landscape.
Expectations are cognitive constructs that shape our perceptions and experiences. They are formed based on past experiences, social learning, and cultural influences, acting as a mental blueprints that guide our actions and decisions. The gap between expectations and reality creates disappointment. By setting realistic expectations and practicing acceptance, we can foster a healthier mindset and improve overall well-being.
“Expectations were like fine pottery. The harder you held them, the more likely they were to crack.” – Brandon Sanderson
Acrylics, glass and charcoal
on cotton canvas 50×70 cm, wooden frame
Mixed media
on cotton canvas 60×80 cm
Acrylics, glass and charcoal
on cotton canvas 81×54 cm
Mixed media
on cotton canvas 89×116 cm
Mixed media
on cotton canvas 81x54cm
Mixed media
on cotton canvas 60×80 cm
