Many times in life, we find ourselves in environments or situations that are hostile, unfamiliar, or challenging to us. It is precisely in such situations that we often create our own inner worlds, imaginary spaces, and a dialogue with an inner partner that allows us to cope with reality, find a sense of security, or preserve our own hopes and desires.

The installation and video performance explore this transitional space between external reality and the human inner world, based on the artist’s personal memories.  

The viewer enters an environment full of contrasts. A sterile space meets the intimacy and sensitivity of memories; a child’s imagination meets the reality of the adult world; a longing for closeness and play meets a sense of loneliness. The work does not offer a single, unambiguous narrative, but creates a situation in which everyone can engage in their own dialogue with objects that transform their original meaning through their own memory. This gives rise to a dialogue between the work and the viewer, between what is visible and what each person carries within themselves.