In the Deconstructions series, I express my concern about the direction of cities and modern life. I see the urban landscape dissolving amidst the excess of information, visual pollution, and time that slips away from us without us noticing. Modernity promised us connection, but delivered us distance. Shared coffee gave way to haste, eye contact was replaced by screens, and meetings became notifications. With each brushstroke, I translate this feeling of displacement, this emptying of the essential. My works are an invitation to reflect: to what extent are we building or just getting lost along the way?