Me vs Myself

Me vs. Myself explores the quiet conflict between the person we present to the world and the person who exists within. The two overlapping figures represent two sides of the same identity—one visible, conscious, and outward-facing, while the other reflects the hidden emotions, thoughts, fears, and desires that shape our inner world. The textured, earthy surface creates a sense of memory and uncertainty, while the vertical lines suggest boundaries, divisions, and the invisible barriers within the mind. The open posture of the figures conveys a moment of confrontation, acceptance, and self-discovery.