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“More” reflects on our appetite for accumulation and the quiet absurdity of continuing to gather possessions long after any real need has been satisfied.
Custodian of Access explores how authority can be used to quietly exclude. Through the symbols of office — keys, documents, and the act of signing — the figure becomes a gatekeeper, controlling access under the guise of order. What appears legitimate reveals a subtler truth: power exercised through everyday decisions.
A figure elevates herself above the population, supported by a structure of her own making. Though she appears distinct, she is made of the same substance as those she stands above—her superiority exists only in the mind, not in reality.
