CE QUI EST VIVANT
Matter is approached as a living process, in which transmutation emerges through encounters between different materials and the conditions that sustain them. The works attend to processes of growth, crystallisation, regeneration and coexistence, exploring how materials can carry memory while remaining in a state of continual change. The works also trace how materials respond, interact and change over time, allowing new forms to emerge through these encounters.
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Three interconnected axes of research
My practice unfolds through three interconnected axes of research, exploring how matter, form, body and ritual can become vectors of memory and transmutation.
The three axes overlap and intersect across different works, materials and gestures, forming a continuous field of research.
The projects can be explored freely across and between these three axes.
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