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Transorder

The mind categorizes almost everything in its world of experience. The mind's perception of the World, its way of expression, is shaped around this category. The objects in the categories are not neutral and simple things. Every object has a different attitude, a quality that it evokes in us. When we see a red flying balloon, we immediately schematize it, match it with previous experiences in memory, and position it. In my works, I take the object out of its context of function and meaning and place it in a network of relationships that are normally difficult or impossible to observe. In this way, the object is included in a space where it cannot fulfill its function. All that remains is the representation of the object left in memory. The concepts of representation, memory and belonging constitute the central framework of the studies.There are metaphorical relationships in compositions in which unrelated elements that create semantic contrast with each other are included.