Microscope Circus

The circus is that place where everything seems exaggerated, intense, where every moment is a combination of magic, risk and balance. At the same time, the circus is a beautiful chaos: the clowns laugh, the acrobats risk everything, and the backstage hides much more than what is seen on stage. And that's life, right? A permanent juggling between what we show to the world and what we keep behind the scenes.
Why "Microscope"? Because the work invites you to look closely, to look for details that, at first glance, may go unnoticed. Everything is there: the small events, the lost gestures, the lines that intersect to tell a larger story than it seems at first glance.
In Microscope Circus I try to capture this tension: between the visible spectacle and the hidden complexity, between what we choose to see and what happens behind the curtain. It's a visual game that challenges you to stop, take a closer look and ask yourself: "What did I miss? What does all this mean to me?"