"What you know and don't know"

This artwork is intricately woven around the concept of Johari's Window, exploring the layers of self-awareness and interpersonal dynamics. In this framework, there are aspects known to both oneself and others, facets known only to oneself, aspects known only to others, and the mysterious blind spots—things others know about you that you are unaware of.

The artwork delves into the transformative process of change and the journey toward a new paradigm. It emphasizes the importance of confronting fears and seeking trusted individuals who can help uncover blind spots. This vulnerability, often challenging, becomes a crucial step towards personal growth. The analogy extends to the need for candid feedback, even if it reveals uncomfortable truths, emphasizing the value of honesty in relationships and personal development.