For “Elephant in the Room,” I approached the theme as the presence of something too large to be dismissed, even when no one names it. The work reflects on the way a room can quietly reorganize itself around what remains unresolved, unspoken, or simply impossible to ignore.

Rather than illustrating a fixed narrative, the piece builds a psychological atmosphere. The central figure holds the space with a strange permanence, while the surrounding forms seem to adjust around it. What matters here is not explanation, but pressure: the silent force of a presence that alters everything around it.