Compta Llinàs's "What are you looking at?" is like a distorted mirror that reflects not only a face, but also the deep, silent emotions of the soul. The central figure, with its elongated features and inquisitive eyes, seems to float in a sea of ​​neutral tones, as if emerging from a dream or a fleeting thought. The earthy and grey colours envelop the image in an atmosphere of contemplation and mystery, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the figure's gaze, which seems to question reality itself.

Each acrylic stroke on canvas is a brushstroke of intention, constructing not just a form, but a sensation, a whisper of something deeper. Llinàs' work is an introspective journey that challenges the observer to look beyond the obvious, finding in the simplicity of its forms the complexity of the human experience. Ideal for those looking for a piece that not only decorates, but dialogues with their own thoughts and emotions.