“The Circus of Mind” examines the psychological turbulence that emerges when society becomes both the audience and the judge of an individual’s inner world. Here, the mind transforms into an unsettled arena where imposed identities, expectations, and inherited prejudices collide.
The work shifts between vivid luminosity and heavy darkness, mirroring emotional whiplash under constant observation. Distorted abstract forms become symbols of intrusivecriticism — shapes that erode confidence, distort clarity, and fracture self-perception.
This piece reflects the tension between personal truth and external definition. It becomes a visual metaphor for the performance we are forced into: navigating judgement, resisting labels, and seeking a space where the mind can breathe without surveillance.
