Gender dysphoria:torn

a pensive person sitting in a quiet, introspective space, surrounded by fragmented reflections, torn pages and shattered mirrors, with hints of their chromosomes and assigned identity in the shadows, engrossed in thoughts of self-discovery, evolving, transforming, searching, wearing an attire that holds meaning to their true identity, drawn in a poignant, emotional, contemporary art style, evoking the sensitivity of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's muted tones, the depth of Wangechi Mutu's symbolic storytelling, and the expressive brushstrokes of Mickalene Thomas's empowered portraiture, detailed textures, delicate shading, and emotive lighting.