is an evocative piece inspired by the intense feelings of anxiety and worry that arise from the fear of past mistakes and the anticipation of future ones. This artwork is set in the deep, dark woods, creating an atmosphere of unease and tension. In the shadowy depths of these woods, there is an ominous presence with glowing eyes that seem to follow and watch your every move. 

The feeling of being watched, especially by something unseen and sinister, is a powerful metaphor for the anxiety that many of us carry. This artwork captures that sensation—where the shadow with glowing eyes symbolises the persistent and unsettling thoughts that accompany the fear of making mistakes. The dark woods represent the mind in its most anxious state, a place where every sound and shadow can trigger worry and apprehension. 

Creating "It Keeps Staring at Me" was an emotional endeavour, channelling my own experiences with anxiety. The shadowy figure with glowing eyes embodies the critical and often irrational voice that questions every action and decision. This piece aims to visually represent the internal struggle of dealing with these anxious thoughts, making the intangible fears visible and relatable. 

is a bold and intense music composition created with the intention of facing fears head-on, drawing inspiration from the stylistic intensity reminiscent of John Wick. The title itself, "Copycat," reflects the realisation that many of the fears and shadows we perceive are mere echoes or imitations of our own anxieties, rather than tangible threats. 

The music begins with a relentless rhythm and pulsating bassline that immediately sets a tense and dramatic tone. By naming the composition "Copycat," I aim to acknowledge that the fears and shadows depicted are manifestations of internal struggles rather than external realities. Through this music, I seek to empower myself and others to confront and overcome these fears, recognising them for what they are—echoes of our own minds.