Tag Identity Reconfigured
This self-portrait shows the blending of my digital and natural organic self having been shaped by life during the pandemic. The left side, distorted with a glitch effect, reflects the fragmented, artificial, masked screen-based identity that comes from so much… Continue Reading →
In this portrait, I defined my identity through using the color scheme of my jacket. I noticed that the colors of my jacket worked together, but did not imply a clear pallet. I knew it would be a challenge to… Continue Reading →
I hate self portraits and I hate looking at myself. What I see when I look in the mirror (one would hope to god) is not what other people see when they look at me. I tried to draw myself… Continue Reading →
I like doing self portraits. Each one can capture a different snapshot of you as you’re constantly changing and growing. I also really like dandelions. They stubbornly struggles to survive our attempts to be rid of them, weeds, when all… Continue Reading →
I am at an odd point in my life as I feel very detached from values and influences that shaped who I was when I was younger. This old self still has a grip on me as I grow into… Continue Reading →
This piece deals with the pressure of life, expectations, and critique. Dripping all over, barely holding together while you watch and it feels like everyone else does too. Life is crumpled but still together.
When it comes to the clothes I wear, I always hear comments about how I ‘shouldn’t wear crop tops’, or that the clothes ‘aren’t for men’. The way that I present myself to the world has so much to do with how I’m dressed, and this picture exemplifies the variety that comes with my representation.
Self portrait collage reflecting the changes of myself not just merely on the outside but on the inside. Each overlapping image shows a shift in perspective and a deeper understanding of myself. As the layers build, they reveal a journey… Continue Reading →
This piece is a hybrid of a drawing I did of a stippled butterfly mixed with a collage of me and my friends and family. I chose the symbol of a butterfly as a sign of life and combined it… Continue Reading →
