Large Oil Paintings Double Exposures

Large oil paintings of a technique, double exposure, that originated with film photo cameras, before the digital ones came about.
As with all pieces of art, the usually carry more than one message and meaning: one for the artist and one for the viewer.  They can sometimes overlap, whilst other times, can be as diverse as night and day.  All of this depends on the life experiences we carry with us, that act as a filter, to interpret the image in front of us.  Artist Igor Dobrowolski gives us poignant and hopeful titles, that help us understand his point of view and interpretation, but what is yours?

Fragile.
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We all had a dream.
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I’m afraid.
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Dry your eyes.
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From a head full of pressure.
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Less dead - WIP.
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Nothing but love.
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Run with me.
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Seek.
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Shadows.
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She said I felt.
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To find a balance.
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To seek love.
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