Public Privacy?

Between surface and depth, the work questions the dynamics of self-staging and identity as fluid processes. The seemingly banal act of taking a selfie is staged as a collective ritual — a choreographed gesture that makes social structures visible. 50 black-and-white photographs show people in the moment of self-staging. Arranged on two shower curtains, which symbolize protection and permeability, the work reflects the interplay of visibility and withdrawal.