Let’s Play Dress-Up is an interactive art installation akin to playing with a paper doll. Inspired by my experiences living on the U.S.-Mexico border, my time at Notre Dame, the sense of in-betweenness that has accompanied me throughout my life, and the expectations that come with existing in these spaces, this work explores the relationship between clothes, identity, and social norms. Audiences are invited to mix and match clothes and accessories on my self-portrait, which are attachable through Velcro, each piece aligning with a certain part of my identity. It allows them to follow archetypes or create dissonance between pieces, reflecting identity’s complex, multifaceted nature.