< The Self Portrait Collection >

The Self Portrait collection is less a mirror of appearance than a map of connection. For Dr. Moon, identity is not a fixed reflection but a living fabric woven through the presence of others.

In place of likeness, she scatters fragments of personal notes—whispers of memory, thought, and encounter—that gather into the silhouette of a self. These texts, fractured yet resonant, speak of the invisible threads that bind one life to another, rendering her portrait both intimate and universal.

Here, selfhood is portrayed as fluid, relational, and luminous. Each individual, like each note, carries its own weight of meaning—unique, irreplaceable, yet inseparable from the whole.

In this way, Self Portrait affirms that we become ourselves not in isolation, but in the quiet, constant dialogue with those around us.