HeadShot

Four small painted faces sit within a mirrored enclosure, endlessly multiplied

and fragmented depending on the viewer's angle. No single view holds the whole truth

— identity here is plural, shifting, and incomplete, becoming different with every

perspective. Furthermore, the kaleidoscope feel from this multi-dimensional piece

relates to childhood simplicity, purity, and curiosity. Lastly, the name came from word

play, head shot being photo taken of your face and head shot as in shot in the head.

This memory comes from all the colourful games I use to play growing up with my

sisters.

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