A set of three paintings showing that while a general label like "senior citizen" can be identical, the individual realities and personalities underneath remain completely unique.
This series of three small paintings uses a simple test to show how misleading general labels can be in real life
20cm x 20cm x 3
The Shared Label: Each panel has the exact same name: a purple circle on a purple square.
The Individual Reality: Even though they have the same name, each panel looks and feels completely different. One is a deep, textured pink-purple; one is a smooth, light lavender; and one features a bright, metallic violet circle.
The Human Story: This series is a playful reminder about the language we use for aging. Every "person of age" or "senior citizen" is a completely unique individual. The general label might technically be correct, but it completely fails to capture the unique texture, personality, and distinct reality of each person's life