A painting of a cross made of paper and paint

The image is a canvas in shades of gray and blue, with elements that merge and contrast at the same time. In the center of the canvas, there is a shape that resembles a human brain but is stylized to appear mechanical and digital. The front part of the "brain" is composed of straight lines and sharp angles, like electronic circuits, while the rear part is more organic, with smooth curves and rounded forms. On the left side of the canvas, there is a series of lines of code, represented as sequences of numbers and letters, flowing toward the mechanical "brain." These lines of code are organized in complex patterns but are interrupted by broken fragments that resemble cracks on a surface. On the right side of the canvas, there is a series of "thoughts" or cloud-like forms in shades of yellow and gold, representing the pursuit of happiness and inner peace. These cloud forms are dispersing, as if they were being dissipated by the mechanical "brain." In the center of the canvas, there is a diagonal line that separates the mechanical "brain" from the right and left sides of the image, symbolizing the division between the desire to be impersonal and the internal conflict. The overall composition of the artwork evokes the idea of an internal conflict between the pursuit of objectivity and the pursuit of personal happiness, with digital and organic elements interacting and contrasting. It is an abstract representation of the complexity of human psychology and the internal struggles we often face in seeking emotional balance.