The Other Me

Two twin-like faces emerge against a neutral backdrop, cloaked in hoods that differ in color but mirror the same expression.
Wide green eyes and identical red lips suggest an ambiguous presence: are they two individuals, or a single divided consciousness?
The Other Me explores the boundary between identity and reflection, between the face we show and the one we keep in shadow.
A silent yet intense work, where the gaze becomes a mirror and the double a contemplation of the soul.