The Disorientation of an Identity Reshaped explores how social media is changing the way we connect. Through projection, photography, and imagery like circuit board patterns, the artwork looks at the impact of digital platforms on our lives. In a world dominated by online communication, our identities—once built through face-to-face interactions—are becoming harder to define. Younger generations, immersed in a growing number of social media platforms, often find themselves in shallow or unclear connections, missing deeper aspects of touch, love, and true friendship. As they navigate this digital landscape, many feel confused and disoriented while trying to fit into new social norms. Yet, this shift also creates opportunities for new kinds of relationships, allowing people worldwide to interact and grow closer. The series reflects on the balance between losing traditional connections and forming new, global ones.