This past month, the presidential elections took place in my country, and the initial results have reminded me once again of the profound impact that media has on our lives. It’s striking how willingly we allow newspapers to shape our perspectives, often to the point where we become indistinguishable from them

This is one of the reasons I believe society is so lost today. We’ve let others dictate our paths instead of taking the reins ourselves. We’ve allowed darkness, disguised as light, to infiltrate our souls, and rather than fulfilling us, it has only drained us

Papier-mâché represents my visual interpretation of what many of us have become; a call for us to detach from the media and reconnect with curiosity. To stop blindly following and believing everything we hear, and begin living in true resonance with who we really are

Papier-mâché.

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Back in the day, every album release was like an earthquake for the music world. It wasn’t just music—it changed how we saw the art itself. Those were times when artists created with guts, straight from the heart, smashing through barriers without a second thought. For me, the most groundbreaking album of the ‘90s has to be Rage Against the Machine’s debut. Hands down, nothing has come close since. No album, no rock band has matched its level of innovation, the sheer surprise of it, or the insane talent behind it. Sure, later Rage albums might’ve done certain things better, but when it comes to pure originality? That first album is an untouchable masterpiece. It still blows my mind every time I listen to it. And yeah, of course, I’ve got it on vinyl—doesn’t every serious collector?