Man’s fear of death by nature led to his separation from nature in the process of production and then mass production. This artificial world is the extended part of his being, which on the one hand is a sublime achievement and on the other hand has a tragic nature. The resulting masses rise before man and prevail over man. From collaged trees and nature demarcated among human structures, to desolate and uninhabited buildings and confined spaces and the accumulation of objects; They all evoke the entanglement and exhaustion of man, as if man, as a failed object, belongs neither to real nature nor to the artificial world.