SERIES

MORFONIOS TWICE is a playful reflection on appearance and identity, on who we are and who we believe we present to the world. Morfonios, always elegant and full of confidence, appears here twice,
the figure in the foreground, and behind him a shadow, or perhaps the memory of himself. The second form is not merely a copy, but a quieter, more translucent echo. In MORFONIOS TWICE,
identity becomes a role that can be worn and removed, like a mask. The figure reminds us that we all balance between how we look and what we feel. The humor here is gentle;
it invites us to smile at the human desire to appear “beautiful,” even when we are simply trying to understand who we are.