The SANITY series began during the stillness of the pandemic, a time when the world was confined within walls and silence grew louder than routine. In those early days of isolation, I started creating small, intimate pieces as a way to process and release my emotions. Each work became a quiet reflection of my inner state, a personal attempt to hold onto balance and meaning while everything outside felt uncertain and paused.
As time passed, the series evolved into an exploration of portraits through an abstract lens. Faces, forms, and fragments emerged, not to represent people literally, but to express shifting thoughts, moods, and the complexity of the human mind under isolation. This compilation of the SANITY series stands as a visual diary of how I held myself together during that period, a testament to the ways art became my anchor, helping me preserve and protect my sense of self when the world felt most fragile.