Here, Mook questions accepted standards and celebrates distinction through her vision, not for its own sake. The colour deviation becomes a trigger for asking broader questions of belonging and identity, as the central motif, though ostensibly white, is different from its surroundings, inviting deeper reflection on the idea of "why?"

Why do we strive to fit in? Why is difference so often marginalised? Why do I like (or not like) this?

This piece encourages viewers to embrace the variations that make each of us unique and stands as a testament to the beauty of subtle divergence and the power of individuality within the collective. It challenges viewers to recognise and appreciate the delicate differences that contribute to a richer, more diverse tapestry of human experience, underscoring the idea of being a “misfit” by highlighting how small

variations can create profound impacts..