How Are Things at the Office?

A spatial composition of randomly clicking computer mice, conceived as an allusion to office routine. Each mouse appears individual at first glance, but these traits dissolve into an endless stream of meaningless work that holds nothing of value and leaves nothing behind. In the same way, a person inside an ordinary office loses their individuality, dissolving into an illusion of activity.

As technological progress advances, a life spent in vain first becomes the norm, and then a social necessity — one in which a person is left to choose only between idleness and uselessness.