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Oil on Canvas
7” x 9”
A chaotic storm of emotion and distortion, No Way Out captures the raw and all-consuming nature of a panic attack. In this surreal oil painting, a creature-like figure - part human, part something else entirely - spirals through a vortex of dark color and frantic movement. Its wide, expressive face seems trapped mid scream, suspended between desperation and delirium. The textured strokes swirl around it like a black hold of thoughts, pulling everything inward with no escape. Clad in flaming orange fur, with claws that scratch at the unseen walls, it lurches forward - frozen in motion, exhausted in stillness. This is not a monster. This is a moment. The artist invites us into the disorienting, often invisible experience of anxiety and panic - where reality warps, the body feels foreign, and even breath becomes a battle. No Way Out doesn’t ask for pity. It demands to be felt.
Oil on Canvas
7” x 9”
A chaotic storm of emotion and distortion, No Way Out captures the raw and all-consuming nature of a panic attack. In this surreal oil painting, a creature-like figure - part human, part something else entirely - spirals through a vortex of dark color and frantic movement. Its wide, expressive face seems trapped mid scream, suspended between desperation and delirium. The textured strokes swirl around it like a black hold of thoughts, pulling everything inward with no escape. Clad in flaming orange fur, with claws that scratch at the unseen walls, it lurches forward - frozen in motion, exhausted in stillness. This is not a monster. This is a moment. The artist invites us into the disorienting, often invisible experience of anxiety and panic - where reality warps, the body feels foreign, and even breath becomes a battle. No Way Out doesn’t ask for pity. It demands to be felt.