What’s going on in my head, 2026

6 photopolymer prints; silent video installation, 19 min; video installation with sound, 20 min

Our daily lives are filled with an overwhelming amount of information, making it difficult to navigate our thoughts. As our minds race with plans and unsettling events, we often feel like boiling pots of thoughts. This mental overload is like the rapid movement of ants, offering insight into how our minds process information. “What’s going on in my head” is a three-part installation that compares the human mind to an anthill. It includes a wall with six glowing photopolymer prints, a floor projection of an “anthill” (zinc plate etched with formic acid), and a smaller projection of headlines gathered from news portals. Artwork was exhibited in a Graduation Show exhibition, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2026. Only prints are for sale, 150 eur each.