Multiple States of Consciousness is a series of drawings, photographs, and digitally manipulated images developed between 2018 and 2020. Emerging from lived experience, the project investigates altered states of being, tracing the fluctuating boundaries of self-awareness and the fragmentation of emotional continuity.

Through visual abstractions and psychological residues, the work explores dissociation not as absence, but as a mutable architecture of perception, where the self slips between presence and erasure, between the body and its reflections. It contemplates the porous divide between consciousness and the unconscious, mapping how thought, time, memory, and sensation can distort and reconfigure the experience of being.