Pizza 

"Pizza" by Kinder Album presents us with an intimate encounter in an enigmatic landscape. Born in 1982, Album’s work often navigates the complex terrain of contemporary identity. Here, a figure sits exposed, save for a beanie and a skirt of pizza slices, a vulnerability heightened by their surreal surroundings. A white wolf drinks from a pool near a freshly dug grave. The image evokes a dreamlike state, one where innocence and decay, nourishment and vulnerability, intersect. Album challenges traditional representations of the human form by setting the scene within a narrative that questions our relationship with nature and culture. What does it mean to be exposed in a world that is both beautiful and on the brink? What emotional truths are revealed? "Pizza" invites us to consider the fragility of existence and the complex layers of meaning we construct around ourselves. It is a personal reflection that touches upon our shared anxieties and desires in a changing world.