Identity

Identity examines the way a self is assembled through accumulation rather than essence. Here, the subject is not presented as innate or singular, but as the product of repeated traces that begin to stabilise into pattern. Proof, once multiplied, acquires structural force. Receipts become character. Behaviour becomes architecture. The work locates identity not in confession or inward declaration, but in the sediment of what can be observed, repeated, and corroborated. What emerges is a portrait of selfhood as something built incrementally through evidence until repetition is mistaken for nature.