The Cage, 2024
With the anthropocentric (human-centred) view, human beings have become alienated from their environment. Individuals in society now behave in a much more capitalist, utilitarian and otherising manner. They display these attitudes towards each other and their environment. However, humans who are proud of their reason have a great responsibility: To protect and defence their inner nature and the outer nature. The fundamental problem arising from the rupture they experience, compresses them into visible and/or invisible cages. And it makes them more and more vicious day by day. The Cage, made with branches found in nature, leads the viewers to go inside and question themselves and their surroundings from there.
The Cage, Branches and Steel, 80x100x170 cm, 2024
Installation- Interactive Art