"Self In Cupboard" orchestrates a vibrant cacophony of symbols and structures into a unified exploration of identity's compartmentalization. Bold crimson circles contain verdant interiors—portals into subconscious realms—while architectural elements suggest the constructed nature of self-perception. The layered composition reveals the artist's engineering sensibility through its underlying geometric framework, yet each gestural mark retains its spontaneous vitality. Electric greens and cobalt's punctuate a sophisticated palette of earth tones, creating rhythmic focal points that guide the eye through this psychological landscape. This work manifests the artist's belief in "letting art happen" rather than forcing predetermined outcomes—a visual testimony to how our most authentic expressions emerge when analytical thinking and intuitive knowing find equilibrium. For collectors who value art as both aesthetic presence and philosophical inquiry, "Self In Cupboard" offers an ongoing dialogue between the structured and spontaneous aspects of human consciousness.