Artwork is not limited to beautifying an object or assembling an appealing object. On the contrary, the object is the byproduct of an artistic, introspective approach, where aesthetics, narratives, materials, techniques, and playfulness converge like a Venn diagram, where their intersection becomes the work of art.

To think critically, one must think creatively. Creative thinking does not replicate established structures; it questions them and exposes their contradictions. Here is where artwork finds its space in the world, because art taps into arguments where words cannot reach, creating alternative learning and reflecting spaces where the human soul can meet the collective consciousness.