Human Things

The "Human Things" project offers a unique perspective on humanity through the lens of bodily presence, everyday objects, and surroundings. The focus is on simple elements of daily life that constitute the immediate environment of a person and define the reality they navigate. The installation, integrated into the building’s architecture, resembles a patchwork or comic strip. It is constructed from seemingly random images that freely and fluidly transform into each other. These images dynamically connect, creating a narrative that smoothly transitions from one motif to another. The animation uses stop-motion technique, with elements sculpted in clay. Some parts of the animation are enriched with hand-drawn illustrations, adding depth and a personal touch to the project. The final effect is layered and detailed, reflecting the richness of daily experiences and objects that shape human life.