This project comprises installations crafted from readily available materials and a series of mini copperplate prints.

For the installation component, common household items, everyday waste, a slide projector, and materials like drypoint are employed. Hand-drawn depictions of daily life are presented in drypoint on transparent plastic sheets. By manually activating the light source, viewers can superimpose these fragmented images and observe them through a compact slide projector.

In the mini copperplate print segment, snippets of everyday images sourced from online networks are randomly rearranged. These compositions are then printed onto discarded cigarette butts, each bearing the distinctive imprint of lipstick. The digitized, amalgamation of the real and unreal, and disposable images are reproduced on disposable cigarette paper, serving as a poignant representation of the transient and disposable nature of everyday life.