
Cheap Roses #5 — No real value
They look like roses. But they aren't real.
Their beauty lasts only until you look at them more closely.
It is precisely this artificiality that becomes the central theme of the series.
Cheap materials, perfect form, and a lack of genuine value.
Gradually, the roses shift from being mere ornaments to serving as a point of comparison.
With each new piece, the question becomes more unsettling.
What holds true value, and what merely looks beautiful?
And if these roses can be bought for a few coins—what, then, is the price of the person who keeps looking at them?
