From the professions of my parents, I select objects that represent their work. As their child, I unite these objects into a single piece and place them in an exhibition space intended for my profession. In doing so, this micro-environment of mine becomes a representation of the broader social context in which we exist. Within it, connections are developed and intertwined, reflecting heritage, aspects of responsibility, expectations, values, and fears that are universal to the society in which I live. This context is depicted through excessive labor and collective loss of motivation caused by economic conditions.