I don't know what's real anymore

A 20-page book developed from the six-word memoir, exploring disorientation, memory, and perception. Created during a period where reality felt blurred, the work uses photography, layering, and distortion to visualize confusion between dreams and lived experience.

The images were created through layering, motion, and distortion, reflecting the instability of memory and identity. Repetition of phrases like “am I real” and “this feels real” reinforces the tension between perception and truth.

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