"MeMeMeMe" delves into the concept of the self as a replicated and endlessly repeated digital entity. The title itself, a stuttering repetition, suggests an identity that has become an echo of itself, amplified and distorted through the channels of the internet. the fragmentation and proliferation of a single identity across multiple digital platforms. Each portrait, though depicting the same person, is distinct in its composition. These lines don't just connect the figures; they seem to be a part of their very essence, like a digital skin or an overlay of code. They are the algorithms that shape our online appearances, the data streams that dictate what we see and how we are seen. when our identity is endlessly copied, pasted, and re-filtered through digital lenses, does the original "me" still exist, or has it been replaced by a chorus of digital echoes? Paintings created with traditional painting techniques, aided by a hacked robotic arm. Processed with AI. 2025