The Hole

he largest work of this exhibition is a massive, biomorphic PVC sculpture The Hole (2025), which is a site for performance. Imagine crawling into its soft, yielding form, sliding through its curves and emerging on the other side - transformed. When it's not in use, a single, helpless yet eerily mindless prosthetic leg dangles from the entrance, swaying to a hypnotic, almost tragic rhythm. At its front, a sunflower-like ruffle bursts open, its tendrils reaching out in all directions, electric and alive, as if reaching for something just out of reach. It's a struggle, a seduction, a dance between innocence and something far more sinister.