This room was never meant to be a room.
It became a storage place for unfinished fears.
Every figure on the shelf was born from a thought I couldn’t throw away.
Every object inside the condo slowly mutated from living too long beside me.
From the sofa, everything still looks ordinary enough to survive daylight.
But at night, the television begins remembering things for me.
The girl on the screen is not a ghost.
She is the version of myself that absorbed every emotion I tried to bury ...
loneliness glowing behind swollen eyes, exhaustion staining the walls red.
Nothing here is fully imaginary.
That is the worst part.
This painting is a surreal reconstruction of my own condo,
where real belongings and distorted thoughts fused together
until the room itself began watching me back.