In luminous watercolor, Amawe reveals a figure between becoming and fading. The open eye, the raised hand, the still right space - everything speaks of a self-perception that is as fragile as it is powerful. “Selbstform 2000” is an invitation to show the inner self, even if it appears unfinished, strange or vulnerable. The story told by this painting seems like a silent call from an inner world: a figure - childlike, feminine, vulnerable - raises its hand as if to say something, greet someone or make itself known. The dark, almost mask-like head with wide-open eyes contrasts with the lively, red-purple body - as if the spirit is trapped, but the body is full of expressiveness. The scene is reminiscent of a gesture of rebellion, of making contact or asking for connection. Perhaps the figure is calling out to another world - for help, for belonging, for recognition. Perhaps it is also a memory of a childhood, an early form of “I am here”, which is clearly communicated despite all the abstraction. It is a story about perception, vulnerability, about the desire to be seen - and about the strength to show oneself anyway. Notice: The buyer of the NFT image, identified by the transaction, is entitled to receive the original.