A deceptively simple yet conceptually charged work, Mausefalle presents a traditional mousetrap constructed from painted wood and string, elevating a mundane object of domestic pest control into the realm of sculpture. Slominski's practice frequently explores the psychological tension embedded in functional traps, and here the piece quietly radiates a sense of latent danger and dark humor. The work invites viewers to contemplate themes of predation, vulnerability, and the uneasy relationship between human ingenuity and cruelty.