"Art massages the atrophied muscle of collective sensitivity. Art is a catastrophic disruption in the equilibrium of interpersonal communication. Paradoxically it is the ability of relating and playing between catastrophe and communication, and Minya handles both these aspects with balance"

Achille Bonito Oliva

Time as a living matter

Fresh raspberries and natural pigments transform, degrade and ferment, leaving permanent traces on plexiglass and canvas. Through the metaphor of stylized beehives and heterogeneous materials, the work captures the ephemeral and makes it permanent, inviting the viewer to look beyond the surface and reflect on individual responsibility in a new era shaped by humanity’s impact on nature.