The Divided Selfs is a high-resolution grid of photographic mylar experiments in generative analog execution and digital capture engaging the idea of fragmentation and personality. Often fragmentation creates unique characters and personalities in those that have this disorder. The reflective mylar used to capture these personalities gives a reflective-distortion that retains some elements of recognition, often making the work in itself seem as though it is an abstract form of shapes and character. The experiment was done entirely without digital manipulation. The work is all as captured with the lens and cameras used. Digital output, but analog what you see is what you get.