An ongoing project.
Ouroboros is a series of self-portraits exploring the cyclical nature of identity and transformation. Inspired by the ancient symbol of a snake consuming its own tail, the project reflects on the ways our past, present, and future selves continuously feed into one another, shaping who we become.
The series begins with an image of me consuming my own passport photograph, “eating” the official version of myself, an act of digestion rather than destruction. This image sets the tone for the entire series, introducing themes of continuity, renewal, and the inescapable loop of personal evolution. Using the body, domestic objects, and the language of packaging and containment, the work explores identity as a cycle rather than a fixed point.
Ouroboros is a reflection on the versions of ourselves, cycles of change, and the selves that exist within them.
