NonSense Project is a sarcastic answer to the gloomy side of everyday life. Through objects loaded with irony, it aims to bring a bit of humor to the lives of those who own and look at its pieces.
Its ideas come from movements such as Dadaism and nihilism, and from an undeniable —almost fetishistic— fondness for philosophical themes. That's why it proposes questioning objects that, beyond looking good, put the viewer face to face with a specific issue.
The pieces question consumer society, preconceived ideas, humanity's effort to last and our attitude towards change. Like the Overthinker (Sobrepensante), who spends his days motionless while his mind twists between uncertainty and endless analysis: a micro-monument to your overthinking.
