In Mirrored Sierpinski Mosaic, I portray my sense of self as a medley of reflected shapes that reveal and conceal one another. Equilateral triangles serve as building blocks, each subdivided through a warped Sierpinski recursion. By choosing some triangles to flip across shared edges, the piece develops a tiling effect where no single shape exists independently. The interplay of tidy geometry and random distortions gestures at an identity shaped both by patterned logic and organic, unpredictable impulses. Through purposeful curation of colour—selecting a limited but vibrant subset from nine possible hues—I avoid uniformity while retaining a harmonized palette. The final mosaic balances detail and clarity, celebrating the tension between fragmentation and synthesis in self-perception.