This piece feels like a visual echo—where the familiar faces and features have been twisted into abstract forms. The vertical lines stretch the human form into something alien, almost as if reality itself has been bent and scanned into another dimension. The eyes, still intact, peer out as if they’re clinging onto their humanity amidst the distortion. It feels as though the subjects are slipping between worlds, caught in a moment of transition, leaving traces of their original selves behind while embracing the glitchy chaos. It’s a metaphor for the fragmented way we perceive ourselves in the digital age—where our identities are stretched thin, distorted, and refracted through countless layers of screens and data.