My series explores the complex realm of desire, inspired by Lacanian theories and Emily Dickinson's poetry. I delve into desire's paradoxical nature and its influence on our experiences.
The title, borrowed from Dickinson's poem "Hope is the thing with feathers," parallels desire as an elusive force that guides and transforms us unexpectedly. I examine how hope and desire manifest in our psyche and through our physical selves. My aim is to capture desire's elusive and contradictory essence and its transformative power in shaping our self-perception.
Desire is a potent, ever-shifting force that shapes our intimate relationships. Through introspection, I create a space for deeper understanding and connection with ourselves and others.
