Convirtió su casa en un mundo aparte

I entered Elias Saad's house expecting to see a collection. And yes: I saw cars, figurines, records, boxes, toys, and mementos. What I didn't know was that I was also going to find an entire universe trying to fit inside a house that, frankly, is already overflowing. The dining room is no longer a dining room. The bed negotiates its space every night. The shower in the spare room seems to have changed its purpose. And every corner confirms a disquieting theory: you start keeping things out of affection, then out of nostalgia… and you end up wondering if you still live in the house or if the house now lives inside the collection. But this isn't a video to judge Elias. On the contrary. It's a portrait of a kind, generous, and deeply passionate man who transformed his home into a world of its own. A place where every object has a story, even though some stories are already piled on top of others because, literally, there's no more room. Welcome to 55 minutes of toys, memory, humor, wonder and a very *Mental Assault* question: at what point do we stop owning things... and things start organizing our lives?