The imagination from Imposter Syndrome

Nuttakarn Panprateep

115 x 165 cm Oil on Canvas

Jun 2021

Thesis Art of BFA

A nervous state of feeling one’s own flaws or abilities The imagination conveys an attempt to hide one’s thoughts. A feeling of incompetence that penetrates the mind into suffering feel bad about myself It is a form of mental illness that has occurred at any time in life since growing up. In the midst of facing a society of competition for success, we are rewarded, honored, or admired but deeply inside doubting in abilities and feelings that are not enough. This deep insecurity is what psychoanalytic theorists call Imposter syndrome. By concealing the confusion in the mind that was entangled like a flowering vine Nowadays, many people have symptoms but don’t know because people feel it often without telling anyone. This thesis artwork conveys that feeling through the imagination to help heal those who feel the same way, lack self-confidence in one’s ability, or feeling of inferiority to not feel accused of being self-accepting, self-understanding, and living with this feeling without forcing yourself to show happiness.