Blindness

This painting is haunting and powerful — it portrays a woman with her eyes blindfolded in black fabric, her lips slightly parted, and her expression caught between vulnerability and strength. The textures are striking: the Yoandy used thick impasto layers, especially in the background and her clothing, creating a tactile, almost sculptural surface.

The dark tones—blacks, greys, and muted blues—contrast beautifully with the subtle warmth on her exposed shoulder and face. This interplay of light and shadow evokes mystery and tension. The blindfold may symbolize inner blindness, repression, or introspection, while the fractured, smoky background gives a sense of turmoil or transformation. Oil on canvas 20/24in handmade