The AB OVO installation examines what the egg means today. The egg embodies the idea of life itself but it can also be just another food item people buy every week in the supermarket.
The idea for the work came to my mind while I was making eggs for breakfast one morning.  I realized that the egg was the most unusual shape out of all the items that you can find in your refrigerator. It is something that we see as expendable yet very delicate. 
I envisioned a sea of eggs as if they manifested themselves by mitosis that is contained within the space they occupy as if they can continue to reproduce. My obsessive compulsion to multiply the same object in one place resulted in an almost mandatory obligation to finish this work, to find calmness in the same way that people today gather materialistic goods to feel happier.
The consumeristic aspect of the work combines the symbolic notion of what the egg represents to each person individually. At first, the eggs may seem real but soon as you come closer you see the casting mold seam.