Letters to Myself Vol. 2 is a work that connects textual interventions and artistic expression, changing purposes and meanings. The focus and parallel change of focus of intimate content indicate the dynamics of vulnerability and ways of overcoming depression and anxiety. The work represents a step forward - that is, steps that suggest becoming visible, specifically, becoming a visible person. Identity as a cultural construct, the dynamics of becoming in which the expectations of the environment are mixed, discovering the differences and characteristics of each individual, but also learning about oneself as well as accepting the environment - or accepting the difference in the environment that imposes its own expectations.

Thus, out of the need to confess one's own anxieties, expressing one's own felt reality, one's own thoughts and emotions are imprinted in the composition of the artwork, which represents a natural process of healing and reconciliation with oneself, during which one does not think about the broader process of making. The confession becomes a tool for the production of truth, the work allows an intimate analysis of the artist, and the artist is the viewer's object.

A work intended for the audience to analyze and question its meaning. They are invited to read, walk, comment through it. In addition to the fact that each letter is unique, the setting of the artwork is never the same and with each exhibition the work becomes unique.