They Are Me Now

Description

They Are Me Now explores the point where my “other friends” become part of me. Instead of appearing as separate figures, they exist within the girl’s mind as thoughts, emotions, and memories. The blurred charcoal around her head represents the weight and confusion of an inner world that others cannot see, showing how these unseen presences can become part of who we are.

Artist

I work mainly with charcoal on drywall to explore emotions, memories, and the unseen parts of ourselves. My artwork focuses on the connection between fear, comfort, loneliness, and protection, using figures to represent these feelings as a physical form.

Kash Beck

How it was made

Type: Traditional
Medium: Charcoal Drawing
Technique: Blending and smudging with erased highlights
Sub-medium: Charcoal on Drywall
Aspect ratio: 3:4
Pixel dimensions: 4284 × 5712 px