Using the color white (as seen in the work *Depression is Invisible*), the artist reveals his gaze—eyes closed. The work’s dramatic focal point lies in the tear rolling down his right eye, revealing that sleep is no inviolable refuge, but rather a vulnerable realm where the artist remains overwhelmed by relentless memories of the past. The artist captivates us as only he can; he marks the canvas and shows us the day’s most difficult moment: the night. It is the time when all thoughts surface, and when falling asleep becomes even harder than rising in the morning. The white light illuminates the night, outlining the artist’s anguished expression, while a tear—once again—brushes against his face.
