Connecting to your inner child

This series invites viewers to rethink how vulnerability and strength work together, and whether our truest form of resilience lies in reconnecting with the inner child, embracing its playful, creative spirit while navigating the world around us.

Dress is made from recreated childhood drawings on pages from an old newspaper. Inspired by the simple yet powerful act of drawing over faces in old newspapers—an innocent form of creative rebellion.

The juxtaposition of these two outfits raises critical questions about resilience. The military uniform, symbolizing authority, sharply contrasts with the earlier vulnerable imagery, challenging viewers to consider whether the connection to one’s inner child can withstand the demands of structure and control.

The photo series invites reflection on whether resilience in this context is truly healing or if it becomes a burden. Is it possible to remain authentic and vulnerable in a world that often demands strength, control, and conformity?