L'archéologie de l'oubli (2022-)
L'archéologie de l'oubli is a sculptural/architectural video installation that acts as a series of portraits on grief of loss; a grandparent, a friend, and a lover. The work sublates the assumed linearity of time into a contained room, where past, present and future commingle, are stored in cabinets, radiate from windows, float like gossamer off high beams. For work and exhibition information, visit the Info page.
Balustrade (2022, the first of three video works from the installation to be completed) considers the destruction of a friendship, communication breakdowns inherent to this sort of failure, and the ways that one can survive and flourish past it, weaving in a confabulated mythology that roots itself in both the sky and the ground, bursting forth from the tension therein.
Balustrade (2022, the first of three video works from the installation to be completed) considers the destruction of a friendship, communication breakdowns inherent to this sort of failure, and the ways that one can survive and flourish past it, weaving in a confabulated mythology that roots itself in both the sky and the ground, bursting forth from the tension therein.
