This three-panel work explores identity as something shaped through repetition, color, and social visibility. The repeated figure appears stable at first, but each variation alters the emotional charge of the image. Pose, clothing, gaze, and color become signs of performance — ways the private self adapts to become legible, desirable, protected, or public.
The triptych format turns repetition into evidence: the figure is not fixed, but reorganized by context.
72 × 30 inches acrylic on canvas
3 Panels 24 × 30 Inches each
This three-panel work explores identity as something shaped through repetition, color, and social visibility. The repeated figure appears stable at first, but each variation alters the emotional charge of the image. Pose, clothing, gaze, and color become signs of performance — ways the private self adapts to become legible, desirable, protected, or public.
The triptych format turns repetition into evidence: the figure is not fixed, but reorganized by context.
72 × 30 inches acrylic on canvas
3 Panels 24 × 30 Inches each
