At Slow Mill Gallery in Milan, during Fuori Salone, artists Marin Nikolla and Denis Muça unveiled an installation blending irony with deep reflection.

Their work, Dying of Laughter, explores human paradoxes. It uses clay pots and a short film shot from inside one. The film’s sounds come from the pot itself.

Nikolla explains the inspiration: “Online, ‘hahaha’ became a phenomenon. It’s not a real word, but a written escape from language. A poorly thought-out side of technology.”

Representing Albania in Milan, Nikolla reflected: “There are two Albanias—one at home and one scattered around the world, searching. Maybe more.”

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