The Other Self

In The Other Self, I explore the complexity of human identity through Cubist language. Two faces emerge and intertwine, suggesting different sides of the same person, or perhaps two souls sharing a single space. Their expressions seem to engage in a silent conversation, somewhere between connection and separation, revealing the contrasts and contradictions that exist within us all.

Through bold geometric shapes, fragmented perspectives, and a vibrant palette of reds, oranges, yellows, blues, and greens, I seek to express emotions that go beyond the visible face. Each fragment contributes to a larger identity, just as our experiences, memories, and inner thoughts shape who we are. For me, The Other Self invites us to look beyond appearances and discover the many dimensions of the human spirit.

Comes in a gold frame.