In Myself and I, Jassim AlDhamin turns inward, continuing his exploration of selfhood, memory, and identity. The work captures the quiet complexities of introspection — where the self becomes both observer and observed. Through subtle gestures and symbolic imagery, AlDhamin reveals the layered nature of being, suggesting that identity is never fixed but continuously negotiated between remembrance and presence.

Rooted in intimate reflection, Myself and I invites viewers into a contemplative space where personal history and inner dialogue intertwine, offering a tender portrait of what it means to encounter oneself.