II (The Vastness Which One Can Inhabit)

The installation comes from a need to leave traces of one’s existence. These witnesses to the passages and changes that have occurred contain a poetic charge of mystery and wonder. By playing with properties such as the reflection of ambient light and the peculiarities of matter specific to natural elements, the installation rouses a conspicuous familiarity. It leaves room for various hypotheses around the history of this environment; a territory impossible to locate that somehow feels familiar.