Ephemeral Moiré explores transient illusions formed by overlapping line patterns.

Slight deviations in angle, spacing, and position create ever-shifting moiré effects that seem to hover at the edge of perception. This generative self-portrait captures the idea that identity, like a moiré pattern, can be simultaneously structured and elusive, defined as much by the interplay of overlapping influences as by any single outline. Through these delicate interferences, the self is revealed as a fluid and ephemeral mosaic of perceptions and patterns.