The Neglected Boundaries

This series, Neglected Boundaries, begins with emotional fissures and subtle silences in daily life, questioning how individuals preserve authenticity and difference within grand narratives and public norms. Using hand-drawn lines, color blocks, and scenes where the figurative and abstract intertwine, it expresses unnamed emotions and a longing for multiple interpretations. The Elephant in the Room turns leaders’ bureaucratic language into airborne elephants, reflecting on how authority enforces singular readings; The Onion-like Truth depicts the endless, layered search for truth; The Truth’s Body-Part Vending Cabinet imagines truth as a shelf commodity, mirroring fervor for lies and embellishment; Three Men Make a Mouse shrinks a tiger into a mouse, satirizing distortion through repeated retelling. Here, art is both expression and an ongoing act of self-writing and resistance.