"Plastic Prison" this project is a visual embodiment of the physical and psychological agony experienced by living creatures trapped and suffocating in plastic waste across oceans and forests, mapped directly onto the human form. I have sought to translate the helpless torture animals endure into a visceral, human reality.

The inclusion of my self-portrait within this body of work is deliberate. While society willfully blinds itself to this ongoing catastrophe, turning a blind eye, the self-portrait serves as my own lens onto the world. Where others ignore the decay, I look directly into the suffocating darkness. By placing myself in the stead of the suffering creature, I transform that pain into a visual scream. It is not merely an ecological protest; it is the artist's personal, unfiltered bearing of witness against a blinded humanity.