(2024) / Poster / Photoshop (13in x 19in) / EPSON Matte Paper
"What can you see in me that I can’t see?”
This was the message I wanted to convey in this triptych project. I wanted to explore my graphic design and self-portrait photography endeavors from a more vulnerable and raw perspective of a “distorted reality”. I used my physical features to fragments of my emotions to create different visual perspectives.
Reflection as a visual story is presented through my personal narratives of Reflection, Perception, and Remove The Veil.
This was the message I wanted to convey in this triptych project. I wanted to explore my graphic design and self-portrait photography endeavors from a more vulnerable and raw perspective of a “distorted reality”. I used my physical features to fragments of my emotions to create different visual perspectives.
Reflection as a visual story is presented through my personal narratives of Reflection, Perception, and Remove The Veil.
A process of self-reflection and the removal of the wall of boundaries we set ourselves encaged in, only to be free by allowing good-spirited people in.
People with new perspectives of our own reflections, which we normally don’t see everyday, is a testament to having a community rather than being alone in our own walls.