What Falls From the Mouth

What Falls From the Mouth is a bold conceptual work that confronts the viewer with layered emotional intensity through abstraction. A black-and-white cutout figure — childlike, yet ghostly — leans into a red void. Tiny black shapes pour from the open mouth into a wave-like cloud, while more forms drip silently from the extended hands. On the opposite side of the canvas, a small echo of the same forms appears like a quiet aftershock.

The composition is stark and calculated: a wide white background is interrupted only by a field of deep red, creating emotional dissonance. Is it blood? Memory? Territory? The viewer is left to interpret — which is exactly the point. This piece speaks of trauma, voice, erasure, and regeneration.

Perfect for collectors of radical visual storytelling, feminist expression, or conceptual narrative art.

• Technique: Mixed Media (Collage, Ink, Gouache)

• Style: Conceptual / Surreal / Minimal Narrative

• Medium: Paper on Paper

• Color Palette: Blood Red, Black, Ivory