Dysmorphia

This painting visually represents body dysmorphia, a neurological condition that triggers an obsessive focus on perceived flaws in appearance.

The enlarged hands symbolize this distorted self-perception, while the melting circles emphasize the theme. Circles, often seen as symbols of perfection with smooth edges and flawless symmetry, are deliberately distorted here to reflect the girl’s skewed view of herself and the unattainable idea of "perfection"—because, in reality, perfection doesn’t exist.