Right now, I sense my identity as a series of fluid trajectories weaving around a central constraint. In this self-portrait, lines enter from the margin and meander across the plane, drawn by a forward impulse yet subtly repelled by a circular core in the centre. This detour symbolizes how a strong, unchanging inner boundary—the solid core—can shape the flow of ideas, experiences, and influences without halting them. Each line remains distinct, only intersecting with others when paths briefly cross. This arrangement echoes my current feeling: a self shaped by a firm centre, but not locked in place—a dynamic negotiation in which constraints guide, rather than imprison, the continuous streams of thought.