His artistic practice is conceived as an introspective analysis of Suzić’s growing up, which is reflected through his ideas. Social norms based on physical appearance have led to the fact that the weaker, in this case obese, are always the targets of harassment. Entering the social mold creates a striking pressure. In childhood, that pressure is more visible, and thus more sensitive, especially for the subjects of bullying. There is an eternal feeling of being trapped and anxiety both in our own skin and in space. Through his works, the artist uses the appearance of his body as a virtue and as inspiration, and in that way exposes his own body as an object of art and the very presentation of ideas. The series of sculptures as wall pieces was created as an illustrated representation of fitting the body into frames that are not intended for them and in which they cannot be incorporated. The sculpture of a stuck elephant can be interpreted in several ways, and it is humorous according to the given sensibility. Such ideas come from those life situations that previously represented dramatic experiences for Suzić. Due to overcoming these situations, this work jokes about obesity.