The works in this series are crafted using plaster, wood, and iron as the main materials. The use of these materials underscores the duality of human existence — our ability to create and destroy, nurture and exploit.

 

The sculptures in this series invite viewers to contemplate the balance between human progress and environmental care. They raise questions about our responsibility to the planet and the consequences of our actions.

 

Through these works, I aim to illustrate the profound impact that our daily choices have on the natural world and inspire a deeper understanding of our place in it. This series is a call to recognize our interconnectedness with all living beings and to strive for harmonious coexistence with the world that sustains us.

 

The “Human and the World” series encourages a dialogue about sustainability and the importance of preserving our environment for future generations. Each sculpture stands as a testament to the enduring bond between humanity and the Earth, urging us to reflect on how we can contribute to more balanced and respectful relationships with our world.