LAID BARE

A reflection on the complexity of identity and the many facets of the self that intertwine, each with its own voice and purpose.

The three abstract faces, merging and bleeding into one another, symbolise how we all carry different versions of ourselves, yet remain inseparably connected. The face on the left, painted in cool blue, gazes outward with only a fragment of its features visible, representing the hidden aspects of who we are—the parts we may keep guarded. In the centre, a subtle yellow face emerges, embodying the quiet complexity of our internal worlds. The red face on the right is the most vivid, with its features fully exposed, yet its intense colour spills into the others, reminding us how our different selves are always interwoven.

This speaks to the truth that, while we wear many faces, we are all still one—each layer, each version, part of the same, beautiful, ever-evolving whole.