Driss Jabri, a Fine Arts student and visual artist, creates work across sculpture, video, and installation that explores the tension between what is shaped and what exists, centering the human experience. His recent installation addresses invisible boundaries in postcolonial societies, reflecting on how social advancement can require adopting foreign codes at the expense of one’s identity. Using materials, media, and a mirror element, the work invites viewers to consider choices between preserving, blending, or abandoning their identity and to confront their own place within these societal pressures.