Existentialism

The Art presented symbolize the human struggle to define the self in an ever-changinng  world. The central figure-blurred and distorted that identify is not fixed or concrete, but rather fluid and constantly evolving. Where individuals must grapple with the ambiguity of life and the lack of inherent meaning.

In this view, the golden silhouette stands as a metaphor for how we see ourselves: as unique and important, but in reality, our sense of self is shaped, and sommetimes distorted, by the environment and circumstances surrounding us. Just as the figure dissolves into the swirling patterns of blue and yellow, so too are our  identities shaped  by external forces - society, culture, relationships, and the passage of time.