Don T Box Me In Analysis

Yojavi is an artist, not in the typical sense where she's painting happy little trees. She is an artist, one of quiet passion, who is not just drawn to beauty, but wants to embrace it, make love to it, to be it, and to make more of it. She walks into the world and its many places, and she sees everything.

Yojavi uses her own choices, actions, and aesthetics to push the limits of social convention. She enjoys upsetting expectations and experiments in behavior and beauty--chances are, she's expressed more than once, "Don't box me in!" This is possibly due to her extensive travels, where she has seen many different types of living, loving, perceptions, and expectations. With this knowledge and experience, Yojavi takes the perspective: "Why stick to just one box to shove yourself in when there are so many others to explore?" More than just a rebellious devil's advocate, she is shaped by meaning. She reads between the lines with curiosity and energy. Yojavi sees life as a complex puzzle, not just through systemic outcomes, but also through a prism of emotion, compassion, and meaning. As a child, Yojavi was trained in the field of tracking and navigation by a mentor who inspired her greatly with stories of far away places, the many different lives lived in such alien worlds. It is because of that past that Yojavi lives …show more content…
She takes joy in reinterpreting these connections, reinventing and experimenting with both herself and the world around her. This may make her seem a bit unpredictable, especially to those who try to pin her down to just one definition. Luckily, however, Yojavi usually knows how to relax, and is perfectly capable of switching from the passionate, driven libertarian yelling, "Don't box me in!" to that cool and tranquil free spirit on the move and just passing by, often with a suddenness that deems her quite