FOSSILE EN 2E ETAT
35 x 22 x 4 cm, resin, photo, glass, 2001
The no-man’s-land of memory is inhabited by multiple forms of existence. If I seek to collect and organize them, it is not in chronological order but according to their emotional resonance. Remembering becomes an act of mapping. I catalogue the vital moments that have marked my life, inscribing their traces across time and space. From this process emerges an intimate topography—a cartography of lived experience, where memories, sensations, and emotions form the contours of an inner landscape.
35 x 22 x 4 cm, resin, photo, glass, 2001
The no-man’s-land of memory is inhabited by multiple forms of existence. If I seek to collect and organize them, it is not in chronological order but according to their emotional resonance. Remembering becomes an act of mapping. I catalogue the vital moments that have marked my life, inscribing their traces across time and space. From this process emerges an intimate topography—a cartography of lived experience, where memories, sensations, and emotions form the contours of an inner landscape.