The Infinite Self explores the point at which the boundaries of the human form begin to dissolve into multiple possibilities of existence. Through reflection, distortion, repetition and fragmented images of the body, the work considers self-perception as something unstable rather than fixed.

The reflective environment becomes a space of confrontation and discovery, where the body repeatedly encounters altered versions of itself. Rather than presenting a single identity, the work imagines the self as something constantly shifting, multiplied, distorted and opened towards other possible forms of being.