“Latex Dream: The Creation of Self Genesis” is a visionary fusion of classical iconography and modern materiality. Evoking the electrifying moment from Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, the artist re imagines the act of creation: but here devoid of the creator – it is the act of self creation latex-clad fingers reach towards one another, not in search of divine spark, but as a bold assertion of the self as both creator and creation. The pose, inspired by the iconic touch of life, is transmuted through the sleek, reflective surface of latex—drawing inspiration from the elegance and draping of the Japanese kimono. This melding of Wester iconography with Eastern sartorial tradition celebrates identity, transformation, and self-empowerment. The glossy latex kimono shrouds the figure in an otherworldly, dreamlike aura, its folds and colors both concealing and revealing. Through this visual dialogue, the work challenges notions of origin and divinity, inviting viewers to contemplate personal authorship and the beauty found at the intersection of tradition and innovation. Ultimately, *”Latex Dream: The Creation of Self Genesis”* is a tribute to the act of self-creation—a dream in latex where tradition and futurism spark new mythologies.