The work discussed in this bachelor’s degree thesis was created during the second semester of the Painting course as a work on the topic Letters and signs. The work Katalog is divided into two parts, of which the main one is the Katalog, which consists of 20 folded pages, collage-covered abstract posters sewn into the "catalogue" format. The main work is followed by two separate pieces on tensioned natron paper each the size 120 x 200 cm called Spending more and Buying less, processed using the same collage technique as does the first part of the work. The work begins as a reaction to the general economic and political situation caused by factors; such as the war in Ukraine, which accelerates the economic crisis previously stimulated by the pandemic state of the world. The author's criticism of the static and discouraged Croatian society of which the author is a part is also present, thus making the work self-critical. As a point of influence, the author of this final paper takes Dadaist works in the photomontage technique, particularly those of the artist Hannah Höch. The artist and the author make their works as a comment and reaction to the state of crisis in their surroundings using the collage technique: the author using catalogs full of slogans that have no correlation with the state of reality, and Hannah Höch with newspapers filled with manipulated photographs that at the time were used to promote political propaganda in Germany. The difference, however, is in the execution, because Hannah Höch is actively engaged in attacking, provoking and mocking the ruling figures, while the author of the titled work, creates under the guise of neutrality, expressing her inner state with compositional chaos and visual intensifying of the color.