This peice explores self-perception through a series of mirror-based self-portraits.
By maintaining consistent styling and composition, she created a cohesive visual narrative focused on emotional change rather than physical variation. The work presents a progression from self-hatred to self-acceptance, using the phrases
"I HATE YOU" and "I LOVE YOU" to clearly communicate this contrast. The mirror acts as both a reflective surface and a symbolic space for internal thoughts. She uses blur to express confusion and intensity. Overall, the series reflects the complexity of identity and the process of confronting and accepting oneself.
