I’ve always been fascinated with the concept of perception. Each of us experience the world through our own unique lenses, and how we see, hear, think and speak is directly correlated to our own perception of reality.

We have all created our own filters to interpret and frame the world around us and, depending on the specific situation, those lenses can change – and often do – based on the situational context and numerous micro and macro variables that help shape our perceptions. As such, the “faces” we present to the world are ever-evolving as we continue to process information and attempt to make sense of the world around us.