This collage feels like an inner map of a fragmented consciousness. Images that do not belong together, broken memories, repressed fears, false heroics, and inner voices collide on the same surface. Each piece leaks from another layer of the mind; sometimes appearing as a mask, sometimes as an eye, sometimes as something familiar yet unsettlingly foreign.
For me, collage here is not merely a technique; it is a way of reconstructing what has fallen apart, of disrupting meaning and creating another reality. “Portrait of a Severed Mind” looks toward the side of the mind that is not orderly but fractured, not clean but overflowing, not silent but noisy.