The installation titled "Cry" is a profound and emotional statement that reflects the inner struggle and complex aspects of the human experience. This art project invites viewers to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of vulnerability and sincerity, exploring the theme of grief and liberation through catharsis.
Through a multi-layered visual text, the installation becomes a space for personal reflection of the viewer.
 
"Cry" as a project not only addresses personal experiences, but also touches on broader social and cultural aspects, exploring how different communities cope with grief and pain. It calls on viewers not only to experience their own vulnerability, but also to create a space for mutual understanding and solidarity.