In Myself and I II, Jassim AlDhamin deepens his introspective journey, expanding on the dialogue begun in the first work of the series. Here, the self is not a fixed entity but a shifting constellation of emotions, memories, and contradictions. AlDhamin’s expressive forms and restrained palette evoke a sense of quiet tension — a search for equilibrium between vulnerability and self-awareness.

This second painting transforms reflection into revelation: the conversation with the self becomes more open, more uncertain, yet profoundly human. Myself and I II stands as both continuation and renewal — a meditation on the evolving landscape of identity.