Fragmented Gaze
Between recognition and dissolution, these works hover in the liminal space where identity emerges and retreats. Faces appear as constellations—disconnected yet mapped by invisible lines of meaning, their features suspended in a delicate choreography of presence and absence.
The eyes that recur throughout serve as both anchors and voyagers, witnessing even as they are witnessed. Text becomes texture; memory becomes material. What is revealed in one fragment is simultaneously concealed in another, creating a visual meditation on the incompleteness of perception.
These images invite viewers to navigate the spaces between—between what is shown and what remains hidden, between the self as experienced and the self as perceived. Like shards of a mirror that reflect different facets of reality, each composition suggests that to truly see is to acknowledge the fragmentary nature of all gazing.
