Statement:

“Mixer” is formed through the juxtaposition of things that seemingly do not belong together; contemporary paintings, antique objects, fragments of the past, and a persistent sense of incompleteness.

In this collection, the objects are not merely relics of another time; each carries a worn-out memory that has resurfaced within the present.

Once placed beside the paintings, they lose their former meaning and enter a new world — fragmented, suspended, and unstable.

Time in “Mixer” is not linear; the past continuously leaks into the present, while the present keeps repeating an uncertain future.
This exhibition does not attempt to offer answers.

It is simply an image of a mind — and a world — in which nothing remains in its proper place anymore. Much like the days we are living through.