Right now, I imagine my inner world as a hyperbolic expanse—an unbounded realm where shapes expand toward an elusive edge that is never quite reached. Each polygon is placed like a tile in a curved mosaic, suggesting how my thoughts and facets of identity may tessellate without ever perfectly closing off. The boundary is a conceptual horizon where new expansions of self remain possible. By carefully arranging polygons so they do not overlap, this piece symbolizes the delicate negotiation of boundaries within identity: every shape stands on its own yet participates in a common, continuous field. This vision speaks to the idea that the self is an ongoing, open construction—forever unfolding, yet contained enough to maintain coherence.