Borderlines Labyrinth is the starting point of the project. Its colors represent nine patterns within emotions, relationships, self-image, and impulses that can become especially intense. Together, they form the framework used to understand borderline. The work follows the search through this inner labyrinth, back toward connection and self-love.

The nine colors translate these patterns into experiences many people may recognize in different forms and intensities:

• Pink: Fear of losing someone

• Green: Changing closeness in relationships

• Violet: Searching for who you are

• Yellow: Acting before thinking

• Red: Turning pain inward

• Light Blue: Emotional ups and downs

• Grey: Feeling empty or disconnected

• Orange: Strong feelings of anger

• Dark Blue: Losing your sense of clarity under stress

The title refers to moving through shifting inner borders of feelings, thoughts, and identity while trying to find direction. The word Borderlines is built from 256 squares, representing the 256 possible combinations of five or more characteristics and showing how familiar human experiences can, when several intensify and come together, form the pattern recognized as borderline.