Threshold I-III represents a three-part exploration of psychological boundaries and cognitive transitions in financial decision-making, featuring David Tepper as the central subject. This series traces the evolution from emotional conviction through analytical balance to comprehensive synthesis, visualizing how sophisticated market participants navigate complex psychological states during critical decision processes. The series creates a comprehensive visual argument about how investment psychology operates through multiple cognitive and emotional states, exploring the psychological boundaries that define sophisticated market participation. The "threshold" concept is realized through the visualization of transitional zones between conviction and calculation, individual agency and systematic thinking, human judgment and technological mediation. Medium: GIFs Dimensions: 1040px x 1520px Year: 2025 Subject: David Tepper, Founder of Appaloosa Management The series demonstrates my evolution toward sophisticated psychological portraiture that transcends traditional representation to explore the complex cognitive states that characterize contemporary financial power and decision-making processes.