Soheila (2026) reflects Seny’s distinctive approach to portraiture, in which the gaze becomes the emotional centre of the composition.

Working with oil, acrylic, pastel and spray paint, Seny builds the figure through layers of colour, texture and stencil-based techniques. The intense blue background and vivid orange tones surrounding the figure draw attention to the face, creating a portrait that feels both immediate and introspective.

Rooted in street art and influenced by urban culture, music, cinema and fashion, Seny continually experiments with materials and unconventional supports. Here, he paints directly onto rusty metal, allowing its marks, irregularities and weathered surface to remain visible and become part of the composition.

Soheila is a unique work that brings together Seny’s interest in the human gaze with the raw material language of his urban practice.