In the Époque Royale series, the aim is to collapse centuries and reveal continuity rather than contrast, allowing us to recognize ourselves across time. The works expose how social control, moral frameworks, and unspoken restrictions persist through history. Systems of authority may change their outward form, but the mechanisms that regulate behavior, visibility, and self-expression remain remarkably consistent. Yet beneath these structures, fundamental human impulses endure and resist containment, surfacing across centuries.
Suggesting that human nature is constant, even when societies claim transformation.
