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It ironically mimics the shape of the river's current from 'Narcissus' by using reflective materials connected to another piece of work, which is a bowl of ice referred to as a source of water (and reflection).

Material: Glass, aluminum, lithium, platinum, and tungsten.

The piece explores the portrayal of oneself on social media, highlighting the disconnect between what is presented online and reality. It prompts us to question what happens behind the screen and camera, and how the image we see is often carefully curated to present a certain 'reality'. In other words, the grass is not always greener on the other side.

In this piece, I poke fun at my past self, who used to meticulously check the labels of food products to ensure that they matched my daily nutritional goals, which were part of a long-term goal of staying healthy and in shape. While this sounds good in theory, I became obsessed with it and went overboard. The piece aims to exaggerate the idea of self-obsessed behavior by creating a nutrition label for everything, just in case. Honestly, my favorite dish is the delicious kitchen roll!

With Instagram's 'Story' feature, we can easily share images, videos, and news with others, while also seeing who has viewed our content. Despite the fact that many of us regularly check our 'viewers' list, it's not a topic we openly discuss. In my exhibition, I've created an interface on an iPad to showcase the obsessive scrolling and checking behavior that many of us have towards this feature.

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