2026
100 × 150 cm
Charcoal on corrugated cardboard

In this work, I use the pill blister as a symbol of our desire to shape our bodies according to external ideals. I want to draw attention to an industry that thrives on making us feel that we are never quite finished, that our bodies are always in need of improvement.

By enlarging an everyday object to monumental proportions, I explore the mechanisms of a society driven by performance and profit. I use this familiar object to question our dependence on artificial perfection and to challenge the relentless pressure to constantly optimise ourselves.