In – Out

This installation examines the tensions between the Self and the Other, between desire and its objects, power and what is desired. From these dynamics, artifacts emerge as both mediators and structures of reinforcement. Focusing on the contemporary human condition, the work addresses our dependence on self-produced technologies, where tools of comfort shift into forms of control. The subject–object relationship becomes unstable, unfolding within an interior, psychological space. Here, a reversal occurs: the subject becomes captive to its own desires, and to the objects that embody them.