Delusories

Perfume bottles made from colored film are submerged in water to appear as abstract forms. The perfume bottles, concealed beneath the distorting ripples of water, serve as a metaphor for the inaccessibility of societal perfection. People are not supposed to smell like fruits and flowers, yet we persistently seek this unattainable ideal by wearing scents. This elusive pursuit obscures our authentic identities, highlighting the illusion of an idealized self we often chase.