The Vision Within captures the raw intensity of artistic self-reflection. The subject — the artist himself — confronts the viewer through fragmented forms and vibrant, clashing colours. Each stroke feels deliberate, revealing a restless mind searching for truth beyond surface appearances.

The contrasting tones of blue, yellow, and earth red heighten the emotional tension, while the distorted anatomy recalls the visual language of post-war modernism and the spirit of Picasso’s analytical portraits. Here, the artist dissolves the boundary between painter and painting — transforming self-portraiture into a psychological landscape.

For collectors, this is a work that speaks to the courage of creation itself — a rare moment where vulnerability and vision become one.

In The Vision Within, the artist exposes not just his face, but his process — a vivid exploration of identity through colour, shape, and emotion.