Viewers may initially pause when they see the title, "Monogamy," and the slightly disengaged faces of the couple before them. Two people hover in a Yin-Yang like shape, suggesting a theoretical balance between them. However, a deeper look challenges us to ponder what true connectivity looks like. Merely sharing a space does not always equal a depth of relationship, which invites the viewer to beg the question: "how attuned are people in monogamous relationships?" Artistically, there is a simulatenous evocation of balance and contrast. Compositionally, the couple completes the circular loop together, but a significant amount of space is intentionally left between them. They are in a sense buffered from one another by their respective "distractions" before them. Every object is intentionally placed to highlight the ironic separations despite being nominally united.