My practice is an exploration, a quest for meaning. It takes shape
through printmaking, installation, and simple, repetitive gestures
from everyday life: stacking, aligning, placing, collecting... These
actions become a language, a form of meditation, a way of observing
the relationships between matter, time, and the ephemeral.
I
work with raw materials, often worn or forgotten, that carry within
them a history, a trace, a memory. By transforming them, I extract
these materials from their utilitarian function and turn them into
fragments of narrative, a silent writing.
Through these
gestures, I seek to create a rhythm, a breath, an invitation to slow
down, to pause, to look. It is an exploration of matter, but also of
the mind. By fixing fleeting moments, by giving form to what seems
intangible, I question our understanding of time, memory, and
ourselves.