Hall of faces

In 2020, the whole world shut down. Machines stopped, people stayed at home, nature along with Covid19 thrived. I worked with kids, next to a kitchen, and home continuously running along my side. While the kids ran around in their fantasy world, I attended corporate meetings from home. Home mixed with meetings and so did the stories.

Fantasy identity measures of the space of alter-real are often neglected during childhood. When you grow up, you resolve this conflict in your own ways. I continued to draw, mix oddness to see new, strived to connect the unconnected, searched for stories and meanings.

"Hall of faces" is an inquiry about the idea of fantasy identity. This is how i wished i wanted to feel in the meetings!