"When you're looking at two things, don't look at them, look between them"
John Baldessari

In Between is a visual narrative of instability, fragmentation, and constant redefinition. 
Faces, usually a symbol of stability and identity, here undergo deconstruction—disintegrating, overlapping, shifting, only to reform again. 
Identity is no longer a monolith but a dynamic process, shaped by a world that simultaneously connects and divides, condenses and disperses.

In these works, disappearance and construction coexist, creating an image of a human entangled in a web of relationships and stimuli, constantly renegotiating their own boundaries. The spaces between elements become just as important as the forms themselves—they define shape, meaning, and tension. In Between captures a transitional moment, where nothing is final, and every structure remains open to further transformation.