In Stuck Thoughts, Saudi artist Jassim AlDhamin visualizes the weight of introspection through a suspended human form rendered in vivid greens, blues, and hints of pink. The figure appears to float—or perhaps sink—into a deep, tranquil teal space, caught between stillness and motion. The elongated body, partially translucent, seems tethered to an abstract, shadow-like mass that echoes the form of a head, symbolizing the inescapable pull of inner reflection.

Through fluid brushwork and layered color, AlDhamin creates a poetic tension between freedom and confinement. The surrounding expanse suggests silence and isolation, amplifying the emotional density of thought. The work evokes a meditative state—where the mind drifts, loops, and lingers—capturing the beauty and burden of being trapped within one’s own consciousness.