NO

This collection is a loud, colorful contradiction. A visual manifesto against the desire to please, against transgressions, against disinformation, and against the constant "yes."

"NO" is a powerful word—short, clear, uncomfortable. In the works in this series, it's not just spoken, but felt: through bright colors, dense structures, openwork surfaces, and recurring, almost defiantly placed elements. Small yellow ducks—a reference to the "newspaper duck"—paddle through abstract color landscapes, serving as an ironic symbol of fake news, but also as a charming reminder not to believe everything you hear.

The ducks represent the absurd ease of fake news – and the "no" is the artistic counterweight: stamped, painted, shouted. A statement for self-determination, clear boundaries, and the courage to trust one's own perception.

When was the last time you said yes when you actually meant no?
This question runs like a silent thread through the series. It's directed inward—at you, at me, at all of us.