SOAP BUBBLE

I perceive art as a phenomenon which is not limited to professional interest. It is a way of life, and thus I always create a piece related to the situation that I participate in; current and touching.
Although aesthetic is still important in my works, I give priority to
thought or feeling existing behind a concept. Therefore, playing with reality by drawing parallels to art matters is my never-ending
pleasure.
The soap bubble was conceived as a continuation of feminine cocoons that I've been working on. It is made of rejected plastic lenses produced in a factory where I used to labour to earn a living.
The audience might look through varied glasses and perceive the world more or less distorted as to sense both physically and metaphorically different points of view on reality.