This installation alludes to the well-known game Birulki (Pick-up Sticks). It is assembled from multicolored felt scraps and white figurative objects chaotically scattered on the surface. The author associates this work with life, which can be overloaded with information, burying valuable memories underneath. The artist demonstrates this with the help of white objects, representing images of scattered, broken toys that are barely visible from under the pile of colored scraps.

Referring to the rules of the game, the author considers this installation as a work with memory. As in the game itself, in life a person must carefully, layer by layer, remove information, getting to the necessary memories.

The installation invites viewers to reflect on their own life and memories. It allows viewers to contact with installation and create their own meaning. The installation is a thought-provoking and visually appealing work of art that encourages viewers to explore their own memories and relationship with the past.