Rather than depicting a specific psychological state, MERAKI materializes the process of becoming: the constant negotiation between impulse and structure, fragmentation and coherence, instability and balance. Its layered spatial relationships invite the eye to move beyond the surface, revealing an architecture of perception in which meaning is neither fixed nor singular. MERAKI is ultimately a study of inner transformation—where every fracture becomes a possibility, every layer a trace, and every encounter between forms an act of reconstruction. Technical Info: 3584 × 2508 px, JPG, 72 dpi, Drawn with Procreate