The Multiple Me Series explores the human face through fragmented features, shifting proportions and layered collage. Each work presents a distinct variation of the same subject, combining drawn lines, printed fragments and subtle changes in colour and expression. Across the series, the face becomes a flexible visual structure, suggesting different identities, perspectives and states of perception. The repetition creates a dialogue between individuality and variation, with each portrait forming part of a larger exploration of how we recognise and construct identity.

The Multiple Me in Color Series extends this exploration into a more vivid palette. Four individual faces are built from expressive collage elements, painted surfaces and graphic details, with colour becoming an active part of each character’s identity. The works retain the fragmented language of the series while introducing stronger contrasts and a more immediate visual presence.