In Unheld, the body appears suspended between rest and emotional weight, stretched across the bed in an unstable position that resists comfort. The intimate domestic setting becomes a space where vulnerability and silence coexist, while the restrained palette is interrupted by vivid accents of colour that draw attention to the figure's emotional presence. Created with coloured pencils, the drawing continues Alex Pascual's exploration of memory, solitude and the quiet psychological narratives found within everyday interiors.