In Judgement, Tiyan commands attention through a powerful visual narrative centered on the human gaze. The eye piercing, skeptical, and undeniably expressive deliver what can only be described as the ultimate side-eye. This is no passive glance; it is an unspoken confrontation, a moment of internal dialogue exposed on canvas. The layers of textured strokes in reds, purples, and greens evoke an emotional atmosphere, suggesting turbulence and introspection behind the stare. The piece challenges viewers to consider the weight of perception how quickly we judge, how deeply we scrutinize, and how often we mask vulnerability with suspicion. The face, partially obscured and emerging from a chaotic background, becomes both a mirror and a veil, daring us to acknowledge the judgments we cast and those we endure. Judgement doesn't whisper it watches, it questions, it holds you accountable. The side-eye here is not just expression, but
assertion. A moment frozen in paint that continues to stare long after you look away.