“Everyone Looks at Me” is an oil painting that examines self-representation through a unified portrait of several women. The black and white palette creates an intimate and vulnerable atmosphere that invites viewers to feel as though they are looking into a mirrored persona.

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The growing flower acts as a subtle marker of identity and suggests how influence and memory take root. My aim was for viewers to experience the same introspection I felt while painting, to sit with the quietness, notice the symbols and reflect on their identities through a face that is not their own.

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