Sandström’s art navigates visual clarity and dramatic sensitivity. Her figures exist in a quiet crisis, balancing the desire to express themselves against the fear of exposure. Frozen in a silent monologue between laughter and scream, between the urge to be seen and the instinct to hide, they invite viewers into a space of reflective self-examination.

The ape-like characters are almost human—close enough to evoke recognition, yet distant enough to expose identity's constructed nature.

The exhibition’s title, Hello, is it me I'm looking for, encapsulates a pressing contemporary question: What happens to the self when we never stop reflecting ourselves through others' eyes?

This exhibition does not provide answers but opens a dialogue—simultaneously humorous and profound—questioning what we choose to reveal, what we conceal, and ultimately, who it is we hope to find.