Millennial Life Crisis is an ongoing collection of artworks that act as both a commentary and a coping mechanism; a way to laugh through the existential spiral.

Hand-cut collage materials and found imagery are transformed into layered digital compositions that reframe everyday disillusionment with wit, nostalgia and a hint of campy horror. The result is art that feels a mirror for the generation that grew up both online and off.

Reflecting on the digital landscape and contemporary life, and exploring the tension between humour and heaviness, the pieces are influenced with pop culture, pulling from the aesthetics of the millennial experience and online culture to expose both the comedy and fatigue of modern existence.

At its heart, Millennial Life Crisis speaks to anyone who has ever felt like they were scrolling through their own identity and questioning their purpose, chasing some kind of meaning, and still managing to find humour in it all.