I JUST WANT TO FEEL SOMETHING

This piece invites temptation with its exaggerated texture and glossy finish, enticing viewers to reach out and touch it. As the colors shift from pink to purple with changes in perspective, it ignites curiosity—creating an almost irresistible urge to feel the piece (though, please, resist the temptation!). This tactile allure mirrors the emotional overwhelm people often experience. When consumed by too many feelings, apathy can settle in, leaving a person desperate to "just feel something!" The piece captures this irony, highlighting the tension between numbness and the craving for emotional connection.

Teddy’s signature exaggerated right eye and gummy smile return in this work, a testament to Muka’s rebellious spirit. These exaggerated, messy features demand attention, reflecting her intent to make her subjects seen and heard. As always, the iconic "X" eye remains on the left, reminding viewers that "not everything is what it seems"—a central theme in Muka's exploration of life’s complex, often hidden, emotional landscapes.