Identity splinters across geometric planes, revealing the multiplicity that exists within a single self. In the first work, facial features drift between rectangular frames, creating a portrait that refuses to coalesce into wholeness. Eyes search from displaced corners while lips hover in separate territories, suggesting the psychological landscapes we navigate when trying to see ourselves clearly.
The second piece amplifies this exploration through repetition and pattern, transforming the singular into the infinite. Dozens of eyes create a hypnotic grid of observation, each gaze both familiar and strange. The work questions who is watching whom, whether we are the observer or the observed, and how our sense of self fragments under constant scrutiny.
Together, these pieces speak to the contemporary experience of fractured attention and multiplied identity. They capture the feeling of being simultaneously everywhere and nowhere, seen from all angles yet never fully comprehended. The warm, sepia tones suggest memory and nostalgia, while the geometric disruption points toward a more complex reality where the self can never be contained within a single frame.
The gaze becomes both subject and object, creating a visual meditation on the impossibility of capturing the complete self in any single moment or perspective.
