This piece is part of an ongoing exploration of the body, the living, memory, and transforming forms. Constructed from a draped silhouette, branches, circular structures, threads, ropes, and openwork textile fragments, it unfolds a presence that is simultaneously anthropomorphic, botanical, and fragile.
The work articulates different regimes of materials and gestures: knotting, tension, suspension, weaving, and assemblage. The elements that compose it evoke a sense of wrapping, framework, branching, repair, or even a trace. Between an absent body and a growing form, it questions what connects humans to their environment, what is transmitted through materials, and what persists in states of vulnerability or mutation.
Through its three-dimensional composition, this piece extends a practice situated at the crossroads of sculptural assemblage, textiles, and installation. It brings into play a tension between presence and erasure, structure and fragility, interior and exterior. The use of simple, natural, or transformed materials contributes to a reflection on the memory of forms, craftsmanship, and the visible or invisible threads that run through bodies, places, and histories.
