When a Bag Becomes a Portal is an impromptu self-portraiture project that explores spontaneity, play, and constraint. What began as a simple curiosity—seeing if an oversized bag could hold a human form—evolved into a visual study of movement, embodiment, and absurdity.
Through a process driven by intuition rather than expectation, the bag became more than just a prop; it served as both a playful limitation and a catalyst for exploration. The resulting images capture the tension between restriction and possibility, highlighting the ways in which improvisation and constraint can unlock new creative directions. In this series, self-portraiture transcends documentation, becoming a dynamic interaction with space, objects, and the fluidity of the body.