looking for a geometry
2017
site specific drawing and light installation for fine-liner, posca, prisms, mirror paper, aluminum
139artspece windowgallery, London UK
"At school I was always very bad at geometry.
I can say that I accomplished my education because of my geometry teacher's kindness. What seemed to be the essence of logic for the rest of the world, didn’t make any sense to me.
Today - more than 20 years later, in my adult life - I still experience the same feeling while socialising, reasoning, scheduling… (despite my attempts to keep away from geometry).
I was thinking that to get rid of that awkwardness I should start where I failed as a kid…
…and so I am looking for a geometry.
Questions stop existing because all become answers.
Somehow, the highest point was never a point to me, but more something like a moment, a circular constellation."
skies
2013 >>
November 2016:
It’s the speed in which the light, colors and clouds are changing, which makes sky the perfect object of contemplation. It’s just right - not too fast; not too slow.
That’s the reason why sky is so important to me.
Don’t get me wrong. I do not try to fix those moments on paper.
It’s simply my interest, my research, my curiosity.
I like to spend time on things which are important to me. And I do believe that there is real meaning to be found in such activities.
gardenwaltz - brilliance
2014 >>
June 2016:
intelligences that we do not understand do not have to be divine; they might be very close to our everyday // living in a country where botanical wildness is a tradition, I couldn’t help but notice the ways plans are acting // gardenwaltz-brilliance is a study of a self-contained botanical society; its forms, its motions, its interactions...
gardenwaltz - invasion
2014 >>
“Sometimes my thoughts grow confused , and it is as if the forest has put down roots in me, and is thinking its old, eternal thoughts with my brain. And the forest doesn’t want human beings to come back.” (Marlen Haushofer, The Wall)
Tropisme
2012
indice de la possibilité d’une ile
2012
untitled (wine)
2012
crayons on paper, 150x180 cm
Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays, Stephen Hawking
2011
In an infinite universe, every point can be regarded as the center, because every point has an infinite number of stars on each side of it.”
Stephen Hawking
2011
crayons on paper, 21 x 14,8x21cm
