"Immediately We Always Try to Sympathize with our Narrator" by Matthew Chambers is a dynamic composition rendered in oil, acrylic, and enamel on canvas, layering rich textures and bold marks that evoke the tension between storytelling and perception. Chambers explores the psychological impulse to align ourselves with a guiding voice, translating this literary phenomenon into an abstract visual language of fluid gestures and structured forms. The interplay of materials creates a push and pull across the surface, mirroring the negotiation between trust and skepticism that defines our relationship with any narrator.