"Meta / Self Voyeurism" plays with the absurdity of being both artist and model, turning a private studio moment into a tongue-in-cheek exploration of self-observation. Painted in the artist’s former workspace, the piece shows the dual roles usually hidden behind the canvas: one self clothed, focused, and in control; the other stripped down to “just a body,” purposefully faceless and anonymous. By positioning the painter as the more important presence and masking the identity of the model, the work blurs ego, vulnerability, and artistic process. It’s a playful yet thoughtful look at how artists view themselves—and the strange intimacy of turning one’s own body into subject matter.