In my practice, the human body functions as a physical gateway into the unknown, the reason for my interest in creating an immersive work around the notion of ”environment”-interior (self) and exterior (world) but also the interior as space. I invite the viewer to explore different circuits incorporated in different rooms. The installation display will follow the conceptual area of my childhood apartment, a symbol for home, and will function as a labyrinth. The viewer will be lost in the center of the unknown. The work will work as a puzzle. The paintings will be able to behave both individually as paintings on canvas but also assembled, like a puzzle, forming the immersive installation. The work draws inspiration from real-life and simulated phenomena (organisms mutation, visceral forms, residues accumulation).
Bienalsur would be the perfect place for me to exhibit the different mediums I work with, from painting to sculpture and installation to graphic design into an installation. I intend to conceive a scenario with nostalgic evocations (for example, using the sound of a drop of water infinitely falling), a recomposed landscape. A labyrinth installation, where the viewer is the conductor of the circuit. The music will interfere with the action of browsing through the circuits. On the floor, I aim to install big sculptural objects with plaster/papier mâché inspired by household items.