A room - a forest. The installation explores the psychological condition that emerges when the unlimited (vast) forest is contrasted with the confinement of a room. It deals with the deep nostalgia and the bottomless desire for a space without limits and at the same time the terror and the sense of the strange and eerie that the idea of ​​a space without limits contains.

A closed room is a human construction that removes the sense of nature and the hint of escape. The forest as an absolute nature and non-human quality can be understood as a hint of escape from the room. However, when in the forest there is no known path then this is the eternal return to the same point and the endless repetition that leads to nowhere. Thus the hint of forest escape turns into a horrible realization that the loss of the boundary-walls means the zero chance of reaching and being behind the boundary. Eventually a closed room and an impenetrable forest can have a lot in common. In literature and psychoanalysis they are often used as metaphors for the subconscious.