Me, me, me ... (2025)

This work depicts the construction of identity and its constant transformation through a figure whose head is fragmented into several parts, evoking the coexistence of multiple versions of the same individual. The fragments of the face, the arrows, the inscriptions scattered throughout the composition, the unfinished background, and the intermingling colors graphically embody the influences, self-questioning, and experiences that contribute to the construction of the self. By contrasting the apparent stability of the central figure with the chaotic movement of the elements surrounding it, the work captures an identity that is constantly being reconstructed, oscillating between affirmation, erasure, and transformation.