“In Thought” tells a quiet but powerful story about a person pausing for a moment — not out of fear, but deep contemplation. It’s an abstract human face, where the lines aren’t just drawn — they speak. They speak of silence, of the inner world, of that moment when you breathe in and dive into yourself. The faceless form is not a lack — it’s a possibility. A chance for every viewer to project their own emotions, thoughts, and stories onto it. A universal expression that reminds us we are all travelers within our own minds. Each line in this piece is drawn with intention — no rush, only feeling. The curves follow the flow of thought, not the form of the body. This creates not an illustration, but a mood. Not a face, but a state of being. This artwork is a tribute to modernism. Art that’s freed from frames and excess detail, yet rich with meaning. The language of lines here speaks louder than words: minimal, yet deep.