This piece explores the interior room created by emotional overload—where perception, memory, reaction, and outside influence collide faster than they can be processed. Fragmented faces, shifting eyes, and overlapping forms pull in competing directions, reflecting the disorientation of trying to remain grounded while everything internally and externally feels in motion.
Created during a period of intense instability and emotional strain, the work speaks to the way prolonged stress can alter one’s relationship to the world. Trust, perception, and self-awareness begin to fracture and reform simultaneously, making even ordinary interactions feel distorted, heightened, or difficult to navigate.
Like many rooms we enter psychologically, this space is crowded, overstimulated, and constantly shifting beneath the surface.