Natural Form is a self-portraiture series exploring the search for authenticity beneath societal expectations. Treating the photograph as a malleable physical object, I intervene on its surface through collaging, hand-painting, embroidery, scanography, and multiple exposure. These tactile manipulations reflect personal memory and emotional shifts, turning inner metamorphosis into a physical layer. Here, identity is not a static origin, but a continuous process of stripping away imposed roles to return to one's natural form.
