as if I

My project is a manifesto asserting our right to internal crisis, incompleteness, and disorientation in a world where the need to constantly switch between digital and social identities makes it impossible to unify into a coherent image. By constantly returning to my own image, I transform the frightening «other» within myself into an acceptance of personal variability and fluidity. In an era of flat online profiles, this gesture becomes an existential attempt to defend one’s right to live, to physical presence, and to the need to be seen and accepted.