Explore the identity, memory and emotion, conveyed through captivating surreal distortions and abstract deconstructions of the human form. These works challenge traditional portraiture and invite the viewer to question the completeness of identity and the stories hidden within the fragments.

The portraits possess a dreamlike surreal aesthetics and symbolize the fractured nature of self-identity, shaped by internal conflicts, external pressures, and shifting realities. Faces divided into overlapping segments suggests how we are shaped by multiple, sometimes conflicting, influences and experiences.This juxtaposition creates a sense of unease or wonder, as if peering into a psyche that is both familiar and alien at the same time.

Despite the fragmentation, the eyes or expressions of the subjects often remain a focal point, anchoring the viewer in the humanity of the piece. These elements create an intimate connection, even as the rest of the form feels abstract, otherworldly or disjointed.

Fragmented Portraits offer a visually stunning and emotionally profound exploration of what it means to be human. With the ambition to capture the duality of strength and fragility, unity and disconnection, they compel the viewer to see beyond surface appearances and delve into the deeper, often fractured realities of identity and existence.