Just Another Cog… places the human figure inside an endless mechanical structure, where individuality dissolves into function. The bodies forming the gear become part of the machine itself, replaceable, synchronized, and trapped within a cycle designed long before they had the ability to question it.
From an early age, people are conditioned to fit into systems of productivity, expectation, and repetition. The machine continues to spin as long as the gears remain useful. Human value becomes tied to output, efficiency, and participation.
The work reflects on the quiet normalization of this process, how entire lives can become absorbed into systems that demand constant motion while rarely asking where that motion leads.
The machine does not stop for the individual.
It only searches for the next cog.