The Veins of Janus by Vandal in New York

A testament to introspective exploration, this artwork presents a vibrant skull, intricately constructed from soft, undulating lines that echo the human vascular system. Set against a verdant background, the yellow skull represents an ever-present internal observer, a symbol of self-awareness and internal reflection. The statement, "I'm see you," embedded within the eye sockets, imbues the image with a sense of continual self-scrutiny and personal growth. Rejecting the norms of humanistic philosophy, the artwork emphasizes the notion that our most vigilant observer is within us, a constant reminder of our capacity for change and evolution. The image subtly prompts viewers to introspect, acknowledging the dualistic nature of self-perception: an observer and the observed.