80×120 cm, oil on canvas
In my work, I address the profound impact of digital platforms on our perception of reality, examining how they shape not only what we see, but also how we feel and think. It is about the deceptive nature of curated content, where appearances are meticulously constructed and the truth becomes increasingly elusive. On social media, nothing is quite as it seems—images are filtered, stories are customized, and authenticity is frequently sacrificed for the sake of performance.
The work is about how truth is lost in a world where spectacle is rewarded over substance, and where likes and clicks often overshadow facts and values. It is not merely a critique of misleading information, but a protest against the acceptance of illusion as reality. It encourages us to pause and ask what lies behind the screen—to see behind the mask of digital perfection, and to face the uncomfortable gap between appearance and reality, but above all, not to let what is seen there become our standards and guides.