Jellyfish’s Adaptation

Abstract

Social adaptation is a fundamental factor in navigating life and ensuring survival . Having been raised in a restricted environment where my family did not permit me to go out independently, I developed a lack of self -sufficiency and faced difficulties in social interactions. Nevertheless, I aspire to integrate into society like others. This aspiration is conveyed through artistic expression, reflecting my imagination regarding social engagement in familiar contexts, such as family and peer groups, within environments where I have had real-life experiences. This creative work aims to document and express perspectives on cognitive adaptation through a personal lens by incorporating environments I seek to engage with. The jellyfish serves as a symbolic representation of adaptability. The artwork employs stencil printmaking and silkscreen techniques in a two-dimensional format, featuring uniquely designed characters. The creative process involves researching underwater environments and jellyfish, analyzing the distinctive characteristics of various ecological settings and jellyfish forms, and presenting these insights through semi-abstract artistic expression. The anticipated outcome of this work is to offer a perspective on social adaptation across different social contexts and effectively communicate these concepts through visual art shaped by personal imagination and interpretation.