Pain gained through strain maintains the brains game

This drawing presents a headless figure in a seated position with knees bent, evoking the image of a frog's leg positioning, reminiscent of the elongated span between each limb when a frog is seated. The figure's hands are blurred, suggesting an action of self-erasure, as if the face had been pulled down and wiped away. The absence of a head serves to intensify the pervasive sensation of profound emptiness, a feeling that, at times, we all confront – the inexplicable void of nothingness.

The composition is striking, with the figure occupying the lower left corner of the pristine white page. It conveys a sense that this vast abyss of nothingness mirrors the landscape of the figure's psyche. If this were the case, one can only imagine the peculiar and fantastical discoveries that might await within that enigmatic void. Go ahead, let your imagination roam!