Self

36X40 Acrylic on canvas 

Self explores the quiet confrontation between identity and perception.

The figure is partially obscured, disrupted by sharp black linear distortions that move through the body like interference. Yet within the fragmentation, presence remains. Intentional white space cuts through the form, creating pauses where vulnerability breathes.

Vibrant layers of pinks, blues, and charged tones push forward from beneath the surface, revealing what cannot be fully concealed. The interruptions do not weaken the figure. They expose it.

Self is a study of being seen and unseen at the same time. Of holding power while navigating distortion. Of recognizing that identity is not a fixed outline, but something layered, fractured, and continuously becoming.