What’s the story behind this piece?
There isn’t a specific story behind it. I usually start working while flipping through magazines or printed pages I’ve previously selected. As I go through that material, sometimes certain images just jump out at me, and I instantly begin to visualize them assembled together.
I think I almost always begin as if I’m simply doing an exercise, and somehow it ends up becoming a finished piece, a final artwork.

What do you love most about this piece?
Without a doubt, what I love most about this piece is the way it’s cut. It had been a long time since I last worked with scissors, and I remember feeling a kind of fear, worried that I might have lost my touch. I keep becoming more and more demanding with myself, constantly trying to perfect each cut, and sometimes that pressure actually holds me back from creating.
I clearly remember patiently enjoying every single cut, and feeling genuinely satisfied as I looked at all those tiny pieces laid out in front of me, noticing how meticulously trimmed they were, at least in my eyes. The composition turned out to be very harmonious, just as I had imagined it, with a soft and beautiful color palette.
It felt like a puzzle where every piece fit perfectly into place. I fell in love with Jaggernauta. I’m truly fascinated by this piece, and I’m very proud of it.