The World, 2026 A still life about civilization ,told through simple objects. An ironic art about the loop we keep repeating. In this piece, each object represents a force shaping our world: • Jenga tower — civilization • UFO — progress • Oil can — resources • Joystick — control • Lighter — the spark • Cigarette smoke — war A quiet table, but a very loud story. At the table sits an ashtray. Inside it, the cigarette ash quietly gathers. That ash is “us” The residue left behind by the systems, conflicts, and cycles we create. The narrative can be read in one direction: civilization → progress → resources → control → spark → war. A familiar arc of human history. But it can also be read backwards. war → spark → control → resources → progress → civilization. Collapse, then rebuilding. The same loop repeating again and again. That’s the irony. The world can look complex, but the pattern often feels simple,almost like a game played on repeat. A fragile tower waiting for the next move.