Questioning a taboo that already exists and at the same time challenging the viewer
to break it.
The collages are taken from conscious every day acts, which are acceptable and
adapted from the indifference of the world.
The audience receives this daily invasion in relation to the large scale of the
pieces. Tiny fragments of clarity allow a sense of optimism. The acceptance is
mutual and certainly profitable.
The viewer is surrounded by the art works, which are plunge down to several live
scale pieces and positioned against the wall. The sense of row reality provokes the
unsuspected viewer to confront a possible systematic occupation
Mixed media on canvas 350x100cm
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