Who Am I?

Media: Digital illustration (Corel Painter 7, Photoshop, Lightroom) Style: Sci-fi surrealism with biomechanical and existential undertones

Suspended in a glowing green womb-like pod, an alien humanoid figure curls into a fetal position—half biological, half cybernetic. Its translucent skin reveals wires, bones, and luminous orbs beneath the surface, while its face is a haunting fusion of nervous system and technology. With its mouth clamped and eyes wide behind glassy goggles, it appears both aware and entrapped.

The background reveals a barren, otherworldly desert glowing gold under the haze of a galactic sky. A soft, winding path cuts through the dunes, drawing the eye toward a mountainous form in the distance. The universe explodes in color above—brilliant with stars, nebulae, and energy—yet the figure below remains encased in solitude.

This piece speaks of isolation in the cosmos, identity in artificial evolution, and the question: "What becomes of life when it’s no longer entirely human?"