Am I

“I Am” is the first piece in a series that confronts the aesthetics of the puppy mask—not just as kink, but as identity, ritual, and language. The figure stares directly into the lens, one hand extended, holding the camera. His cock hangs exposed, but it’s the mask that makes him vulnerable. Here, nudity is not the reveal—the mask is.

This is a moment captured in self-performance, framed by digital desire and curated seduction. The chain around his neck is decorative, yes, but it also hints at structure, at roles, at a craving for meaning through submission.

He isn’t asking anymore. The question from Am I? has turned into something bolder. Not seeking approval, not waiting to be seen—he sees himself, declares himself, and names the moment: I Am.