In my feelings 

Fernanda Suarez's digital artwork presents a figure in repose, inviting an immediate sense of intimacy through its delicate rendering and soft palette. The composition, dominated by the languid figure, is balanced by the bright painting on the wall and the contrasting coolness of the turquoise fabric. Suarez masterfully employs light and shadow to sculpt form, creating a tension between revelation and concealment. The scattered red glasses introduce a discordant note, a rupture in the otherwise harmonious arrangement. This element disrupts the tranquility, prompting questions about the unseen narratives and emotional undertones. The painting challenges traditional portraiture by focusing not merely on likeness but on emotional and psychological expression. Ultimately, the artwork's power resides in its formal elements—the interplay of light, colour, and form—which collectively destabilize fixed meanings and engage with contemporary notions of identity, vulnerability, and self-representation.