Ephemeral Silhouettes represents the elusive and ever-shifting nature of self-perception.

This generative self-portrait captures transient outlines of identity through a series of arcs arranged in a gentle radial formation, each arc suggesting but never completing a shape. The arcs hover near the center, hinting at a form that cannot be fully grasped or delineated. Their arrangements, subtly varied in angle, position, and radius, reflect the idea that the boundaries of self are fluid, partial, and ephemeral. By employing only simple arcs and line segments, the piece remains intentionally sparse, evoking a minimal yet delicate impression of something that exists just on the edge of definition.