One doll will sit in front of an old-school TV playing an animation of someone trapped inside the screen, reaching toward the viewer. It’s about wanting to be seen for who you are and showing the tension between personal identity and societal expectations. Portraying the developing fears of worldly things like society, such as struggling to be black, to be whimsical, to be fun, and not being considered “within regulation” by society's standards. Struggling to find a sense of self.