Through 'At the End of a Long Day,' I explore profound aspects of contemporary society by depicting the demolition of my own home, where I lived for more than 20 years, which was demolished in just 7 minutes,influenced by personal and political factors. ​

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This work delves into themes of memory's fragility and the relentless march of change, courageously grappling with loss and prompting viewers to reconsider their perceptions of human experience and interaction. It challenges us to contemplate where true memory resides while serving as a personal testament and a commitment to confronting complexity. By sparking introspection and dialogue on memory, identity, place, and politics.