The “Believe Liar” wallpaper is a reflection on how easily truth and illusion blur — especially in the age of social media and self-branding. It plays with contradiction: believe and liar coexist in one visual space, forcing the viewer to confront their own trust mechanisms. It’s both a critique and a confession — about how we curate our stories, project confidence, and sometimes hide behind constructed identities.

On a deeper level, it’s about emotional vulnerability — the longing to be believed, even when we doubt ourselves. The pattern’s repetition mirrors the endless loop of self-belief and self-deception that lives inside all of us. The piece invites viewers to look closer, to question what’s real, and to recognize that truth and art often live in the same fragile tension.