Warhole

"Looking at these photographs, you feel safe, but as if you are 'peeping' at some other world." - the mother of the author of the series. The Warhole series consists of ten photographs taken through a doorway. The title combines the words "war" and "hole", emphasising the limited view of big events. This technique symbolises a limited view of the events of war, forcing us to focus on the details, leaving room for imagination. The aim of the series is to show how war affects everyday life, even if we only see it partially. Each image reflects a unique aspect of the war, forming a general picture of its impact. In the context of contemporary art, this can be compared to Andy Warhol, who combined commercial and artistic elements. Warhol created new images from everyday objects, transforming them into art. Today, in order to film war, we also need to invent new images, departing from everyday realities, creating a kind of "pop art" of war. The Warhole series encourages the viewer to reflect on the impact of war on everyday life and the natural environment, as well as on their role in this context. It is a window into reality.