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at,” the subject is both fragmented and confrontational, on a social dimension, suggesting that identity is not an
its gaze not merely directed at the viewer but layered with isolated construct but a collaborative interplay between
implications of scrutiny and self-awareness. The broken perception and interaction. This notion finds a deeper
surfaces and angular distortions mirror the psychological resonance in her works “Fractured Identity” and “Fractured

complexity of self-perception, questioning the boundary ID #II,” where the human visage is dismantled into geometric
between observer and observed. abstractions, reflecting the instability of self-awareness.
In “Us,” Jiang presents a composition that embodies These digital compositions evoke a sense of disintegration

collective identity, a fluid amalgamation of forms where and reconstruction, as if identity is never truly fixed, but
multiple figures seem to coexist within a singular disrupted rather a constantly evolving interplay between presence,
plane. Here, the fragmented nature of her subjects takes memory, and gaze.

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