It all seems stranger 

Fernanda Suarez created this digital portrait, titled "It all seems stranger", sometime in the 20th or 21st century. The sitter, poised in a chair, invites our gaze. Her attire blends the mundane and the mysterious. Her eyes, framed by the mask, are the focal point. They seem to question, challenge, and perhaps even seduce. Suarez seems to play with our expectations of female representation. The exposed skin of the sitter's thighs contrasts with the conservative high-necked top. What does it mean to be both seen and unseen, exposed and concealed? The mask and title evoke a sense of alienation and a questioning of identity. Suarez encourages us to consider the complexities of modern female identity. The artwork is both unsettling and deeply personal. It invites us to reflect on the masks we wear and the multifaceted nature of our own identities.