The Digital Dissection is a new body of work exploring how identity is fragmented, curated, and performed within digital public spheres. Blending painting, collage, and digital intervention, the series examines the tension between inner experience and outward projection—between what is held, shared, or lost in translation.

Drawing from personal imagery, media ephemera, and moments of glitch or distortion, the works reflect on how selfhood is constructed across platforms. As with past works, the series navigates the in-between: where presence dissolves into interface, and the search for authenticity is both intimate and algorithmically visible.