2026
Spaces explores the fragile relationship between memory, perception and reality, and how time slowly reshapes what we believe to be true.
A raw steel frame holds delicate layers of cotton, each interrupted by small openings that partially overlap. Through these gaps, fragments of the wall behind become visible, revealing a reality that is never fully seen.
The layers reflect how memories are formed, altered and gradually fade over time. What we remember is rarely an exact reflection of what happened, but a reconstruction shaped by emotions, experiences and the passing of time.
Spaces reflects on the gaps between perception and reality, reminding us that what we remember and what truly happened are not always the same. Sometimes, what is missing shapes our understanding just as much as what remains.
46x46cm
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