Soy su silencio

The artwork feels intense and somber — I wonder how much of that was shaped by the story's mood and themes. Did the artist have a specific influence in mind?

The way silence is woven into the story adds a layer of tension that really stuck with me. How do others interpret its role in shaping the characters' experiences?

Several characters seem defined by what they hide or refuse to speak about. I'm curious how others felt about the depiction of identity and communication.