Art installation About the explosion; 36’00’’ problematizes the phenomenon of tics. Tics are sudden unintentional and semi-voluntary movements that can be motor and auditory, simple and complex. From a subjective perspective, the artist defines tics as a psychological problem that arises due to the impossibility of overcoming the inner energy that overflows you. A person pressured by upbringing, social norms, responsibility, ambition, and fear of failure in their body stores the energy of the "ticking bomb" which as such manifests itself in the form of body twitches and inarticulate sounds. Tics decrease or disappear due to deep concentration or sleep, and intensify in situations of excitement, tension, and joy.
Through this work, the artist experiences each of her involuntary movements that manifested in the past and now, and the combination of these movements brings it to boiling points, during which the body is completely exhausted and liberated. With this procedure, the artist examines whether a completely sane and deliberately caused process leads to a certain physical and mental balance. The huge hole through which the video material is observed seemingly protects a vulnerable, intimate moment that is revealed to the observer by approaching and closing one eye.