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Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear!
For years, I have been observing and collecting inanimate objects, detached from their essence and meaning. At first, observing and transferring these objects onto a paper was a playful act for me. However, over time, I realized that in today’s world, where everything moves at dizzying pace, pausing might provide a unique opportunity for observation. Regardless of bombardment of philosophical ideas and concepts, there is a theory that consistent cohabitation with an accidental entity can, in itself, lead to emergence of meaning. Therefore, I strive to engage in dialogue with the mirror in which I see myself through observation, transformation and transference. This mirror is image I create.