The work "My stuff" was created in the multilayered process spanning fifth and sixth semester of the Painting course. It contains different aspects of previous works and sketches, starting with the first work made on the theme of "black and white world" and ending with the final thesis. The work consists of four geometric objects placed on a pedestal, thus creating a stage-like installation. The objects are made of different materials (corrugated adhesive tape, colored hammer paper, etc.) which when used consistantly contribute to the overall appearance of the work. Initially, the author wanted to show the differences between people, which eventually turned into an artistic solution that represents a view of the pictorial perspective itself. In the creation of the final work, the author finds inspiration in the works of artists Richard Tuttle and Jessica Stockholder, in which he finds similarities with his own intentions regarding the use of various ready-made/borrowed elements and in the unique way of incorporating different materials in his work. He also finds other references inminimalism, which refers both to the preference of geometric shapes and some other artistic elements, as well as to the conceptual apparatus/terminology based on the term ¨specific object¨ (Donald Judd).