The mask of apparent control. The grid and oval shape attempt to appear complete, but the eyes and details reveal cracks. It is the layer of normality, which we use to appear stable when our inner selves are faltering. The oval face becomes a living relief: it is not flat, but a surface that breathes. The grid continues to mark an attempt at order, but the different eyes and blue earrings break the rigidity with a more human, more intimate gesture. “Wavy Map” speaks of how who we are never quite fits into the structures imposed on us; there are always folds, curves, and variations that bring us back to our uniqueness. A mask that reminds us that to inhabit ourselves is to accept our irregularities as an essential part of our own outline.