A New Day is a graphic investigation of how an artist navigates the social and psychological architecture of the contemporary art field. Structured as a fragmented graphic novel, the project follows an alter-ego moving through a world of shifting alliances, coded behaviors, and overlapping narratives.
The fast, interrupted drawing style reflects the instability of attention and the simultaneity of inner and outer experience. Rather than constructing a linear story, the work foregrounds noise: half-formed thoughts, stray images, and competing interpretations. This polyphonic structure becomes a way to articulate uncertainty and self-observation within a collective environment.
The project positions drawing not as illustration, but as a diagnostic tool — a method for registering how perception is shaped by context, memory, and the speed of contemporary life.