Look At Me

Shhh! Who? Me? Yes, you.
Shhh! But who am I? You tell me. I don't know who I am.
Shhh! I don't know anything about myself anymore.

'Look At Me' offers a powerful narrative that explores the suffocating pressures many women face due to unrealistic expectations around their bodies, often leading them to consider drastic measures.

The piece explores the topic of body image and incorporates elements of the experience of body dysmorphic disorder.

With a commitment to authenticity, 'Look At Me' seeks to champion the body acceptance movement and raise awareness about the mental health challenges arising from body image pressures, ensuring that those affected feel seen and represented.

This piece was created in affiliation with the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation (BDDF).