"That's Identity, Baby" is a body of work that explores abstraction as a language of identity shaped by grief, sexuality, discovery, and the feeling of being otherworldly, almost alien. Each piece becomes a poetic terrain, a visual interpretation of emotional and spatial states that echo cosmic landscapes, matter, and space. These abstract compositions are not just formal exercises but deeply personal, cryptic self-portraits that translate a multifaceted sense of self into layered, expressive environments. Rooted in a balance of spontaneity and control, the work blends organic forms with structured elements to create a dynamic interplay. Materiality is central, acrylic paint, paper, oil pastels, and remnants of past paintings converge in layered compositions that reflect intentional construction and intuitive, chance-based interventions. Through collage techniques, cut-up paintings, and diverse textures, the work engages in a continual process of deconstruction and rebuilding. Echoes of earlier works reemerge and are reframed in new contexts, forming a dialogue between past and present, memory and reinvention. This process-driven approach enables identity to emerge in coded and immersive ways. Each mark, material, and reclaimed element becomes part of a broader narrative that resists linearity and embraces ambiguity. Together, the works offer a visual language that is both intimate and expansive, grounded in material exploration while reaching toward something cosmic, unresolved, and deeply human.