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The boldness of color in the actual photo provides very nice contrast to the paper that has been drawn on, and it does so without killing my eyes. Overall, I think the idea behind this pieces is wonderful, almost like you're taking a piece of the world and replacing it with art, an idea that I can very much support. The irony I see here is that the photo was taken in an art gallery, and the way you've taken something devoted to the world of art and incorporated it into your own work is stunning, as more conventionally it's the other way around.
I very much enjoy the crispness of the drawing when compared to the blurred focus of the photo (your lines are so very clean, I'm envious!), and how so many little details have been put onto that corner of paper with care. Speaking of the corner, I did also want to say that it's interesting that you drew on it at such an angle, rather than aligning it with the corner. It makes the composition of the photo much more interesting.
The focus of the foreground vs. the background does detract a little from the illusion that I assume you were going for with the girl sitting in front of the wall, but then again, that is only assumed and it certainly does not destroy the concept or the illusion entirely. My only other suggestion, or nitpick if you would like to call it, would be that the drawing does not go off the edges of the paper when the intention is to blend into the photo, and I wonder if the transition would be for better or for worse if you had done so.
I have to say that overall, I am very impressed with this piece and that the entire thought behind this series of works as well as this piece in particular strike me and strike well. Very eye-catching and interesting, it makes me think, and I like that a lot. Very well done.
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