Hide and Seek

I sleep in fear of “what will dawn on me” or I live every day under the pressure of a struggle for survival from some potential threat. In these works, the artist uses a scrap yard as a playground and at the same time as a field of struggle with the great events of our time. Wars, pandemics, catastrophic fires, and other natural or social phenomena succeed or overlap each other increasingly pushing any everyday normality to an end. The will to happiness and immortality as expressed in the postmodern era seems to be shrinking under the weight of a political spread of fear.