DID (Dissociative Identity)

“Identity is not a monolith; it is fluid, fragmented, and ever-evolving. This painting delves into the multiplicity of self, questioning the boundaries between reality and perception, unity and division. Inspired by the psychological complexity of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), this piece speaks to the experience of navigating different versions of the self. It challenges the societal desire for coherence in identity, highlighting instead the beauty and necessity of multiplicity. In a world that often demands consistency, ‘DID’ dares to embrace the contradictions, the overlapping personas, and the hidden layers that form an individual’s existence.”