Alter reflects the fragmented nature of identity and the continuous process of becoming. The multiple exposures capture fleeting versions of the self, revealing how memory, emotion, and lived experience coexist within a single moment. The chair serves as a quiet anchor, while the shifting figure speaks to transformation, vulnerability, and the search for balance. The Darkness of Being examines the hidden emotional landscapes that exist beneath outward appearances. The layered figure, dressed in a delicate gown, embodies the conflict between innocence and inner turmoil. By combining movement, shadow, and distortion, the work invites viewers to confront the complexity of identity, silence, and the psychological spaces we often conceal.