Nothing bad happens here

Nothing bad happens here presents a series of “happy landscapes” ranging from the idyllic to the dramatic and the innocent. Emerging from a time marked by instability, the works explore the need to imagine places where nothing goes wrong. Some scenes are lush and radiant—flower-filled deserts—while others turn catastrophic, with storms and rivers glowing in almost nuclear hues. Moving between irony and hope, the series unfolds as a space of duality, suggesting that even our most comforting visions are never free from the possibility of collapse.