'An Untitled Painting on Cardboard' explores the paradox of creating something precious on a surface meant to be discarded. The solitary eye weeps a golden tear across a landscape of teal and coral, challenging viewers to reconsider what deserves preservation. The deliberate choice of cardboard as canvas—a material typically disregarded after serving its utilitarian purpose—transforms the ephemeral into something worthy of contemplation. Through this juxtaposition of impermanent medium and emotional imagery, the work questions our society's hasty distinctions between the valuable and the disposable.