Disturbance combines wood design, resin, and fabric, inviting viewers to peer into the creative mind's recesses, pulling forth grandeur and ego illusions. Disturbance simultaneously casts the body as a veil, silhouette, and sanctuary to interrogate the threshold between autonomy and objectification. Accompanied by an intimate performance and self-taped narrative audio, “spectacles’ exile,” Disturbance evokes conversations concerning the performance of identity as a commodity in artistic spaces and beyond.