Alien

"Aliens" is a sculptural reflection on the concepts of "Own vs. Other", exploring the perception of the enemy, the invader, and the aggressor. This series of nine ceramic miniatures invites the viewer to examine how the image of the enemy is constructed, identified, and embedded in the consciousness—particularly within the context of war.

By portraying the enemy as an extraterrestrial "Alien", the series highlights the phenomenon of recognition and perception of the Other. The metaphorical depiction of the invader as something foreign, unfamiliar, and fundamentally different amplifies the psychological mechanisms of defense, urging society to sharpen its ability to identify threats before direct military confrontation becomes inevitable.

"Aliens" is not just about war—it is about awareness, survival, and the necessity of proactive defense. It challenges the viewer to reflect on how enemies are perceived, how they infiltrate societies, and how they can be recognized before destruction begins.