The cycle Syndrom 21 explores intimate and social relationships, where physical attractiveness becomes merely a surface for deeper tensions. Gestures, glances, and subtle dramaturgies weave a narrative of closeness and distance, fascination and conflict. Beauty here functions

as a mask, concealing uneasy emotions and revealing fractures within the idealized image.

The entire cycle carries a ritual dimension: the repetition of gestures and archetypal roles lends the works a distinctly theatrical character.