"Error" is a multi-element installation exploring the concept of failure. In everyday language, an error refers to an action that deviates from established principles, leading to undesirable consequences. But what actually defines an error? Is it humanity that sets the norms and rules? And what does "error" mean in the context of nature?
Today, we constantly strive for perfection. We live in an era of zero-tolerance for mistakes—a no-fault culture that struggles to accept any deviation from the norm. Humanity has created a vast taxonomy of errors to bring order to everyday life. But is perfection truly the absence of flaws, or can an error actually contribute to it?
The artwork offers a range of sensory experiences, leaving it to the audience to decide whether an error remains a defect or creates a new quality that transforms the obvious into the surreal.