Face Me was created using spray paint, oil, and acrylic paint markers following a day filled with excitement and energy. But the real meaning surfaced after the moment passed. For Gangwani, the piece became a moment of self-reflection, a confrontation with the self. The title speaks to that exact feeling of looking in the mirror and asking, Is this really me?
That day was spent with two different women, each representing a different dynamic, yet neither connection felt fully aligned. The painting captures that in-between space, the contrast between the joy of the day and the quiet questions that follow. It's about recognizing when you feel disconnected from the world around you, even during beautiful moments.
Face Me reflects the tension between outward experience and inward truth.
