An exploration of internal experience translated through movement, portraiture, and performance.

A self-portrait constructed without the physical presence of the self, where other bodies become vessels for emotional states drawn from lived experience.

At its core, the work seeks an understanding of the self beyond shame. Through movement, internal and fragmented states are carried by other bodies, allowing them to take form.

The work unfolds as an ongoing process of coming into relation with the self, a gradual reclaiming of identity shaped not by arrival, but by repetition: persistence, reflection, and self-acceptance circling back in new forms.

It resists closure, positioning transformation as continuous rather than resolved, holding space for what remains unseen yet deeply felt.