Living Alphabet

I created this work as a space for memories and encounters. The box, covered in burlap, serves as a raw, living support for the paint, letters and figures. The figures, fashioned from wire and textile threads and then fixed to the surface, evoke multiple, fragile and silent presences. Colors, signs and textures are superimposed like traces of passage. I like the idea that each element tells an incomplete story, leaving the viewer free to imagine. For me, this piece is a dialogue between poor matter and poetry, between structure and spontaneity.