In the dim glow of introspection, I find myself quietly asking: “Who made who?” This question echoes through the inward corridors of my mind, reverberating against each breath that I hear. WHO MADE WHO is a project born of that very question, a search—an exploration of the inner conflict and harmony, the struggle and peace, the layers of psychic spaces, identity, and the concealed dialogues we carry within ourselves. The shape of our lives—how we sketch our days, design our being, carve choices from chaos, imagine outcomes into existence. The dreams we hold of peace, the visions of solace, the fragile translations of what we believe might become satisfaction. Our judgments, our misjudgements, the certainties we cling to, the chances we miss—each one a silent tremor, a storm in waiting. All of it rumbling through the mind, with a force that stirs and a silence that folds. How we coronate the self, again and again—to imagine and reimagine who we are, and how we become who we are, or something still becoming.