My Cubism series is rooted in the idea of unity — the oneness that exists beneath our surface differences. Through fragmented lines and overlapping faces, I explore how every person, regardless of race, gender, or religion, is connected by something deeper — our shared humanity.

Each face in my work represents a different story, emotion, or identity, yet the lines that intertwine them remind us that we are all part of the same whole. The line work — also shown in my continuous line series — becomes a metaphor for life itself: unbroken, flowing, and interwoven with others in ways we often can’t see.

I intentionally use abstraction and multiplicity of form to show that beauty comes from diversity — that connection doesn’t require uniformity. My Cubism isn’t about distortion; it’s about integration. It’s about finding harmony in complexity and love within contrast.

Ultimately, this series is a visual language of togetherness — a reminder that beyond borders, labels, and beliefs, we are one collective portrait of humanity.