Who are you?
oil, acrylic on canvas
22 x 18
This work explores the fragile boundary between inner identity and external perception. A handwritten phrase within the composition — “The world teaches us to forget ourselves… but who are you?” — becomes a central conceptual element, framing the figure’s introspective state.
The fragmented portrait emerges through layers of fluid paint, suggesting a process of self-recognition and reconstruction. The contrast between controlled figurative rendering and uncontrolled, flowing elements reflects the tension between social conditioning and inner truth.
Through this work, I examine the act of remembering oneself in a world that imposes self-forgetting through social standards.
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