SERIES

In “The Mirrored Figures,” I depict two large forms that seem to reflect one another without ever fully aligning. Their bodies, made of black-and-white fragments, convey a sense of fluidity and dispersion, while the colorful faces and hidden eyes emerging from the background create multiple layers of gaze. With “The Mirrored Figures,” I explore reflection as an act of inner inquiry. These figures are not simple mirrors; they are two aspects of a single psychological state where certainty and uncertainty coexist. The patterns, rhythmic structures, and concealed faces act like whispers revealing what usually remains unseen. The figures stand within a ritual-like environment where stability dissolves, allowing uncertainty to become a field of observation and inner transformation.