2024

These works unfold a suspended world, where bodies become presences rather than identities. White figures, almost erased, move through dense, vibrant landscapes, as if they were both contained within and dissolved by their surroundings.

Childhood, dream, fall, and metamorphosis appear here not as narratives, but as relational states—passages through which the living is reconfigured. Light does not reveal; it absorbs. Forms do not assert themselves; they emerge.

Each scene acts as a threshold: between appearance and disappearance, between grounding and drift. What unfolds is not a story, but a tension—that of a being searching for itself within what passes through it.