Simulacrum explores the tension between perception and reality, blurring the lines between what is real and what is merely a reflection. Through fragmented forms and layered perspectives, the series delves into the complexities of identity, self-perception, and the ways in which our understanding of the self is shaped by distortion and multiplicity.

Each work in the series disrupts a singular viewpoint, requiring movement and shifting perspectives to fully grasp the image. The sculptural nature of the canvases mirrors the fluid and often fractured experience of identity, where truth is elusive and ever-changing. Figures emerge and dissolve within their reflections, caught in a liminal space between recognition and dissonance.

Drawing from themes of introspection, duality, and psychological depth, Simulacra questions what is authentic in an age where reality is increasingly mediated by illusion. The works ask: If every reflection is a distortion, can we ever truly see ourselves?