Friends of The Disabled Society
Unmasking The Core
Unmasking The Core
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By Fathu Robian Shah, Friends of The Disabled Society
"Unmasking The Core" is a visual metaphor for artificial intelligence and the shifting nature of identity in a digital age. The act of the figure removing its outer "human" layer reveals a structured, mechanical core beneath, suggesting that intelligence may reside beneath appearance rather than within it. Together, these elements evoke profound questions about what truly defines the self in an era where the boundaries between human and machine are becoming ever more intertwined.
About
Robian is an artist with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who enjoys drawing anime, with a particular love for using pencils and colour pencils as his preferred tools. With a strong eye for colour and detail, he brings vibrancy and expression to his artwork through sketching and thoughtful colouring. Through his drawings, Robian explores characters and scenes that reflect his interests, gradually building confidence and enjoyment in expressing himself creatively through art.
SKU: FDS-003
Medium: Mixed Media
Dimensions (WxH): 29.7cm x 42cm
