"Self" is a deeply introspective piece that delves into the complexities of identity and self-perception. The painting features a figure with shoulder-length hair, their face blurred and unrecognizable, suggesting the elusive nature of self-awareness. The hair, detailed with shades of brown and gray, frames the head and adds a touch of realism to the otherwise abstract portrayal.
 
The figure is set against a background of striking vertical red and blue stripes, which create a sense of tension and contrast. These colors may represent the dualities within oneself—passion and tranquility, intensity and calmness, conflict and harmony. The yellow garment worn by the figure stands out against the backdrop, symbolizing warmth, light, and perhaps a search for clarity and understanding.
 
"Self" invites viewers to reflect on their own sense of identity, encouraging a deeper exploration of the many layers and facets that make up who we are. This piece serves as a reminder that the journey to self-discovery is ongoing and filled with both clarity and mystery.