The title of the painting, “did you hear or feel that,” suggests the importance of being attuned to our own thoughts and emotions and the potential effects of outside opinions. The painting appears to convey the idea that external influences can lead to confusion and uncertainty, ultimately causing us to question our own thoughts and feelings. It serves as a reminder of the importance of retaining a sense of self-awareness and staying true to oneself despite the influence of external factors.

The painting appears to represent the influence of external opinions on our psyche. The faceless silhouette, signifies a loss of identity and individuality, while the figure with a face, represents a sense of self-awareness. The distorted red shape hovering in the air symbolise the opinions and ideas of others that may aggressively impact our perception of ourselves and outside world, while the black background signifies a feeling of detachment from reality and a sense of introspection.