In All Eyes on Me, the final piece in the Seeing is Believing collection, the artist captures the quiet tension between personal identity and societal expectation. Life often unfolds under the invisible weight of timelines we did not create dictated by the ticking of both societal and biological clocks. From career milestones to relationships, from the pressure to conform to norms to the yearning for authentic self-expression, this work explores what it feels like to be constantly watched, judged, and measured against an unspoken standard.
The subject stands resilient at the center of these competing forces, embodying both vulnerability and defiance. All Eyes on Me is a visual meditation on what it means to live authentically in a world that often demands otherwise a world where seeing, believing, and being seen can be both liberating and oppressive.
This piece invites viewers to confront the question: who are you when no one is watching, and who must you become when everyone is?