The Clock Outruns Us

A socially charged collage centers on a giant clock assembled from torn monochrome urban photographs, with a vivid red, outlined commuter striding across its face while looking at a phone. Bold Ukrainian lettering arches overhead—“The faster we live, the less we manage to live”—turning the clock into a critique of accelerated modern life. The stark red-and-gray contrast, fragmented paper edges, and poster-like composition give the piece an urgent editorial character.