Identity: Original vs. Copy

Complex Content Design – Year 3, Semester AMentored by: Efrat Nir

This project explores the friction between personal identity and bureaucratic systems. By distorting official forms into “corrupted copies” and integrating Bartleby the Scrivener’s mantra of refusal, the work visualizes the resistance against being reduced to a number. A complementary digital interface attempts to map the self through data, ultimately proving that true identity is far too complex to be quantified.

Photo credit for some of the images goes to dozenbooks and Inbar Zak.

Identity: Original vs. Copy
Identity: Original vs. Copy