The Age of Reason and
The Irrational Act

The work explores the conflict between rationality and play within a structured society. It challenges the dominance of logic and efficiency, suggesting that play, with its unpredictability, offers a form of resistance and a way to reclaim individuality. Through staged, playful gestures, the work shows how the human spirit can create moments of creativity and freedom, even in rigid environments. By setting these playful acts against urban, bureaucratic backdrops, it highlights the stark contrast between order and chaos. This visual exploration urges viewers to reconsider the value of play and irrationality, advocating for balance in a world that prioritizes rationality and efficiency.








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