Four Unquiet Faces
Four elongated, fragmented faces press into a field of white, their mismatched eyes and branching black lines set against yellow, turquoise, green, and orange planes. Soft digital washes shift beneath emphatic contours, while fine vein-like marks add nervous detail. The irregular composition feels playful, surreal, and psychologically charged.
Gabi Zentner
I mainly draw faces, figures, and strange creatures that donโt quite belong to any familiar world. I work digitally, on paper with pencil and color, and really on almost anything that comes my way, using simple, basic techniques Iโve developed for myself. I work intuitively and freely, without sketches and without knowing in advance what will emerge, letting the line lead me. What drives me is curiosity, enjoyment, and the surprise of seeing what comes to life along the way. Without deliberately looking for it or planning it, over time Iโve developed a visual language and a distinctive style of my own
I mainly draw faces, figures, and strange creatures that donโt quite belong to any familiar world. I work digitally, on paper with pencil and color, and really on almost anything that comes my way, using simple, basic techniques Iโve developed for myself. I work intuitively and freely, without sketches and without knowing in advance what will emerge, letting the line lead me. What drives me is curiosity, enjoyment, and the surprise of seeing what comes to life along the way. Without deliberately looking for it or planning it, over time Iโve developed a visual language and a distinctive style of my own
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