Self-Portrait 1, 2, 3 explores the constraints of the human body within an invisible space, symbolizing suppressed emotions. The imagery conveys a silent yet intense expression of feelings, capturing the struggle of speaking and shouting without sound. This unspeakable, tangled emotion reflects personal growth and self-awareness, aiming to resonate with viewers on a deeper level.

While the mouth, as an outlet, appears blocked, the frame still conveys a powerful sense of longing to speak and a yearning to be understood. This contradiction—between suppression and emotional intensity—embodies the subtle, inescapable tensions of human experience. By engaging with the artwork, audiences are invited to re-examine their inner emotions, finding balance within the contradictions and learning to coexist with them.