"The One Inside" is a visual descent into psychological possession. The outer figure lumbers through a chaotic, unwelcome world - but it's not the one in control. Buried within its heas is a second being, the true operator. It watches with one dead eye and one wide open, manipulating its host like a puppet. The bright, almost playful colors clash with the unsettling theme, suggesting a mind at odds with itself- a body hijacked, autonomy erased.
