​‘To Whom it May Concern’ is a body of work in which Isabella focuses on her characters story developments. The characters are observed in their “day to day lives” within the drawings. Cancino brings emphasis on the emotions displayed through the monotonous tasks in life, playful gestures and intense feelings. The works are drawn as antique-like photographs, done mostly in graphite pencil. Some pieces are more theatrical than others, but in its entirety, the drawings show a contrast of emotions by using soft and sharp hues in which the graphite is applied.

 

Isabella’s love for children’s books and classic literature is what truly inspires her work. Specifically in ‘To Whom it May Concern’, eight out of twenty of the works tell a sequential story of developing bonds and ties. How it is not in being unlike anything that makes something unique; it is in fact the time and love put in that creates the unique ties. As Isabella focuses on a visual story board, the ties are shown between the tulip who is the tamed and the tamer who is the main character.

This is a special concept in which Isabella is continuing to further explore and develop.