In the "Siamese Twins" project, I explore the transformation of physicality of the objects as a metaphor for the merging of past and present "I". This collision represents references to past selves, memory fragments, and digital identities inseparable from corporeality of the present.

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The struggle to separate from persistent thoughts and inner facets leads to discomfort, necessitating adjustment, compromise, and coexistence.

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My work delves into the experience of lacking privacy from one's own dual nature, examining the tension and symbiosis between these parts.

 

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The notion of the inviolability of a subject's boundaries appears to be an illusion to me. Instead, I perceive the fragility of the assumed integrity, leaving one suspended in surreal discomfort, akin to malfunctioning, when existing between identities.

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