Displacement

dis•place•ment  dis-plās′mənt n. The act of displacing. n. The condition of having been displaced. When an object enters water, it pushes out water to make room for itself. Simultaneously, with energy and force there is a loss of identity and a discovery of beauty and peace. This series evoked and aligned the act of displacement with the ever-growing global identity crisis. My series unapologetically illustrates the title wave and force of irreverence, we put on ourselves and the titles and assumptions we put on others. Displacement redeems itself by presenting reinvention through transformative beauty. An ever-alluring beauty that is simply displaced.