"Feeling It" stands out as a bold testament to the intricacies of self-perception and identity, beautifully bridging the gap between representational and abstract art. The choice to blend oil and ink brings a lively interplay of textures and edges; this is especially effective in the brilliantly expressive treatment of the subject’s hair. The dynamic splatters and flowing drips not only enliven the composition but also extend the emotional tenor of the piece, hinting at the vibrancy and complexity that hair—and by extension, identity—can embody. This interpretation feels both personal and universal, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationships with self-expression.