In My Society 2 (Bound Figure)

Suspended in a nocturnal void, a chorus of cocooned bodies hangs like unfinished sentences, their anonymity amplified by the circular frame’s sealed, breathless world. A single figure drifts through a vertical shaft of pallid light, clutching a scaled, animal-like form as if safeguarding the last remnant of instinct amid a ritual of erasure. The tight, filamented linework reads as both wrapping and wound—threads that promise metamorphosis while also binding the self to silence—so that ascent becomes indistinguishable from surrender. In this tense balance of shadow and disclosure, the work meditates on collective conformity and the fragile, private act of holding onto what still feels alive.