New York-based artistTigran Tsitoghdzyanexplores this phenomenon in his ongoing series of hyperrealistic portraits, titledMirror.
Rendered in a limited grayscale color palette, these paintings depict different women covering their faces with their hands.
Except, rather than hiding their features, we are able to see through their hands.
The cellphone cameras even have algorithms and recognize the selfie through a filter on your face.
This idea of what people filtered and embellished on their faces led Tsitoghdzyan toMirror.
New York-based artist Tigran Tsitoghdzyan creates hyperrealistic portraits.
These black and white paintings depict women covering their faces with their hands.
Even though they are covering their faces, we can still see their faces.
This series, titledMirror, explores what we share and what we hide.
These women are portrayed the way they want to be seen.
