MAYBE WE SHOULD LAY WHERE THE LIGHTS ARE LOW 

Soey Milk’s “MAYBE WE SHOULD LAY WHERE THE LIGHTS ARE LOW” is a delicate pencil drawing featuring a lone female figure, lying on a bed, with a single tassel dangling from her hand. The lines in the drawing are thin, almost invisible, creating a sense of vulnerability. The figure is partially obscured by her flowing hair, and her face is turned away from the viewer. The piece evokes a sense of melancholy and longing for something that is not readily apparent. The drawing's subtle simplicity invites viewers to create their own interpretation and connect with the figure's introspective mood.