Around Living Things comprises a series of collaged image compositions that have been translated into drawings. They engage with sculptural representations of ancient actors from Greek and Roman comedy, distinguished by their characteristic masks. Through digital and analog overlays, the masked figures, usually situated in the silence of the museum, are brought into direct dialogue with a modern world that is shaped by an urge towards permanent self-exposure. In the drawings, these old comedians are not merely historical artifacts, but timeless mirrors of emotions and roles, that pose the question of how humanity perceives and stages itself.