Harem

Harem explores psycological possession, emotional control and the silent performance of manipulation.
set within a theatrical space, the chained female figure becomes both subject and spectacle- exposed, vulnerable and trapped within an invisible system of domination.
the work reflects the psycological "Harem" created by a narcissistic mind: a space where individuals are not seen as human beings, but as emotional extensions, reflections or possessions existing for validation and control.
The theatre symbolizes performance and illusion, while the chains represent emotional dependency, objectification and the difficulty of reclaming identity under manipulation.
Through vulnerability and tension, Harem confronts the fine line between desire,power and psychological captivity.