Through this project, I explore the ways in which our humanity can be oppressed and stifled by larger forces. Titled "Who is the Sick One," the piece depicts the experience of being forced not to see, speak, hear, or feel under certain circumstances, as if being held captive by a powerful entity, such as the "Big Brother" or the highest players in society.

The artwork employs several head equipments, each representing a different aspect of this experience of being stuck and unable to express oneself. These equipments may include virtual reality headsets, noise-cancelling headphones, blindfolds, and other such items that limit or distort one's sensory experience of the world.

Through these visual elements, "Who is the Sick One" seeks to convey the feeling of being trapped and silenced by forces beyond our control. It asks the viewer to consider who is truly sick in this scenario - those who are oppressed and silenced, or those who hold the power to do so.

Ultimately, the piece raises questions about the nature of power and control, and the ways in which they can be used to manipulate and subjugate others. Through its evocative imagery and thought-provoking themes, "Who is the Sick One" invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of oppression and to consider the role they can play in creating a more just and equitable society.