Thanks to dialogue, we collect information that shapes and deforms us.

Our "tabula rasa" has been described from an early age by observing the surroundings, finding information

and fleeting conversations that affect us. This is, in a way, the dialogue we have between us and the environment in which we find ourselves.

This work in the form of glass heads, which are deformed in the facial part, is just a physical reflection of the deformation.

The reflection of the surroundings, which is displayed in silver. The heads are facing each other or are next to each other in the dialogue.

Each of them receives information during the conversation in a different way, and the faces are constructed into completely different features.