At first, The notion that life is rationally arranged must be abandoned. The world has never gone insane; it has always been insane.

The complications of daily life are like a chronic disease. We are constantly seeking a cure, even if it is only temporary. We search in the medicine cabinet for a sedative that will allow us to catch our breath from the hammer that strikes us without mercy, day after day. We try to comprehend what has happened and prepare for what is to come, but there is no escape, Daily concerns await us in the small circle, and In the enormous circle, we are caught in a circus of surprises, waiting with caution and anticipation for the next show of panic. Therefore, this prescription is an attempt to make sense of this chaos.

Moving through three phases — Recognition, Diagnosis, and Treatment — the project traces a psychological and symbolic journey from confrontation, to understanding, to the fragile promise of recovery.

There is no sanctuary or escape from knowing what the situation has become within us and what impact the intricacies of daily life have had on us. We have to look attentively, confront ourselves, and find the truth about the painkillers we thought would help us and treat what was ailing us on the inside. It is essential to first recognize, then recognize and finally recognize.

This is one of those rare moments of pure confrontation with oneself, where the depths of fear and uncertainty are keenly felt. Here, amidst the silent echoes of introspection, we grapple with the truth of our condition. Through the lens of this experience, the journey unfolds—an exploration of the intricate web of challenges, the profound impacts of which demand understanding and acceptance. It’s a visual narrative that invites us to immerse ourselves, to feel the pulse of transformation in this profound recognition of our reality.