Job's Paradox

I wanted to explore the story of Job beyond its religious context, focusing on its universal and deeply personal aspects. At its core, it reflects on the limits of sacrifice and humility.

The work consists of two pieces: the first delves into suffering in solitude, while the second addresses collective pain. What resonates with me in Job's story is the paradox: enduring suffering without rejecting its source — a mix of stubbornness and courage, perhaps naive, but emotions that feel familiar.