Standing before this piece, I find myself confronting the raw vulnerability that defines our shared human condition—that moment when all pretense dissolves like steam against glass. In creating "Naked Truth," I sought to capture that sacred space where we exist most authentically, where the geometric boundaries of our constructed lives—those careful divisions between public and private, exposed and hidden—become both sanctuary and stage for our most honest encounters with ourselves. The interplay of shadow and light reflects my own understanding of how we fragment our existence, presenting curated versions of ourselves to the world while reserving our truest form for these intimate moments of solitude. This figure, caught in the liminal space of transformation, embodies what I believe to be the essential human paradox: our simultaneous need for protection and revelation, for the comfort of walls and the liberation of transparency. Through this work, I invite viewers into that universal ritual of renewal—not merely the cleansing of skin, but the washing away of accumulated facades, standing stripped of everything but truth in a space where vulnerability becomes a form of courage, and nakedness transcends the physical to touch something profoundly spiritual about what it means to be authentically, unapologetically human.