No Man's Land: I haven't watched the news for a long time because I only see wars and misfortunes. One night, after being traumatized by watching some images of the war in Ukraine, I realized that humanity had not changed; we have been engaged in thousands of conflicts over thousands of years, always over the same issues: territorial disputes, ethnic tensions, the usual reasons. A few years ago, I decided to protest these atrocities by creating a different scenario. I made a drawing called “No Man's Land,” a place born from my imagination, devoid of vanity, a different scene. It was a place I unconsciously dreamed of and quickly wanted to translate into a work of art. Later, I composed a song with the first verse: "Some days I used to be in No Man's Land, a silent place where no one invokes their dignity," "Time runs past us, but love lingers in the past," "How can we love, can we practice empathy?"