In Show me that you care, Solty reflects on his transition from urban life to the countryside, a shift that has reshaped both his environment and his sense of self. The painting acts as a diary entry, drawn from phone snapshots of daily moments, and reimagined on canvas through his distinctive process. Thick layers of oil are laid down quickly, then blended into soft, atmospheric foundations. The resulting image is hazy and ambiguous, at once intimate and distant, echoing the melancholic awareness of imperfection that threads through Solty's work.