Reverb is my reflection on identity as an echo across time. The geisha figure is both iconic and fluid—an image rooted in tradition but fractured by repetition, rhythm, and contemporary texture. The stencil patterns and fragmented letters around her reverberate like sound waves, amplifying her presence and suggesting cultural memory.
Through red, black, and yellow, I explore contrast: beauty and disruption, tradition and graffiti, silence and noise. This work is not about a single figure but about resonance itself—the way culture repeats, mutates, and survives. In Reverb, I embody identity as a pulse that refuses to fade.
