You, Me, The Others reflects on the relationship between identity and human connection. Painting, assembled fabrics and cork elements create... Read More
You, Me, The Others reflects on the relationship between identity and human connection. Painting, assembled fabrics and cork elements create a fragmented surface in which each component retains its own autonomy while belonging to a unified whole. Communication emerges through the encounter of differences and is shaped by misunderstanding, desire and conflict. The work suggests that the other is never a boundary to overcome, but a presence that continuously reshapes our identity.
