It is about observation, intimacy and self-image. The black form can be read as an inner voice, a connection between two minds or even as a mask of perception. The red print underneath seems to be a kind of stage - raw, instinctive, like a memory space. With a radically personal visual language, Amawe combines graphic rigor with an emotional gesture in this work. The basis is a powerful linocut in deep crimson red, which appears like an inner terrain - raw, fragmented, deliberately imperfect. A black, sketchy line is superimposed over it, which does not paint over the print but comments on it: like a fleeting thought, an inner conversation or the outline of a memory. A field of tension arises between form and resolution - figure or mask, closeness or distance? The depiction remains ambivalent and invites interpretation. What appears to be a face becomes a gesture, a symbol in the next moment. Amawe plays here with the relationship between visibility and identity - a central theme in many of her works. The artist relies on the interplay of printmaking and drawing, of structure and intuition. This work is less a scene than a state: it does not show what is - but what we want to see when we look into others (or into ourselves). Notice: The buyer of the unique NFT image, identified by the transaction, is entitled to receive the original.