01. IDENTITY: THE CRISIS

In "IDENTITY: THE CRISIS," the absence of faces starkly symbolizes the loss of self, a haunting reminder of the tumultuous journey of an identity crisis. Through the deliberate use of a slow shutter, time is portrayed as a relentless force, echoing the complacency often found in moments of uncertainty. The play with scale serves as a visual commentary on the harmful habit of comparing oneself to others, highlighting the distortion that arises from such comparisons.

Amidst the maze of mirrors, reflections become a poignant representation of self-comparison and the desperate search for identity. Yet, within this struggle, unity emerges as the protagonist finds others sharing her journey. In solidarity, they discover strength, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos, ultimately revealing the transformative power of self-acceptance and community in the face of adversity.