I don't mind, if you forget me

This offset color lithograph features a multi-panel composition, presenting a series of scenes that combine printed imagery with what appears to be a photographic record of an installation or display. The central motif is the artist's characteristic portrayal of a child with an oversized head and expressive eyes, rendered in various poses and contexts. These printed images are interspersed with actual three-dimensional figurines and objects placed along a lower ledge, creating a dialogue between two-dimensional representation and physical presence. The work incorporates several distinct images of children, some with defiant or contemplative expressions, others engaged in simple actions. One panel depicts a large-scale portrait of a child with a stern gaze, positioned above a collection of small sculptures. Another panel shows a child with bunny ears, standing in a black dress, while another features a child holding a stick, set against a dark background with large white lettering. The overall arrangement suggests a narrative or a curated environment, where the printed images function as backdrops or elements within a larger, imagined space. The presence of numerous small figures, including animals and humanoids, further enhances the sense of a diorama or a staged scene, blurring the lines between art and play, and between flat image and sculptural form.