Since the dawn of humanity, every era has striven for improvement, striving to become more loyal, empathetic and understanding. Yet, despite all efforts, the same triad keeps recurring in our attempts to shape society: money, power and fame.

These structures have persisted for centuries, and at their heart lies humanity, driven by the urge to understand, control and make the world work for oneself.
Those who believe they know and dominate everything often see themselves as the ones steering the world.

In many cases, a false sense of calm remains. In the worst-case scenario, people find themselves in a place where power and systems begin to cast their shadows.
Power attracts them. Money excites them and opens up possibilities. Fame seems to promise a kind of immortality. And yet, it is perhaps precisely this fame that ultimately becomes the abyss in which people lose themselves.

Today, the process itself is rarely discussed. Everything is geared towards speed, results, and the achievement of goals. However, we cannot always escape the process.

My works arise from observation: from what I have seen, what I see, and what I am yet to see. These themes run through my collages not as answers, but as questions.