Acapulco, Mexico.
The artefact emerges as a disruption. Intentional or not, it alters the expected course, distorts perception, diverts attention. Whether born of a human hand or an accident of reality, the artefact confronts us with the unforeseen. It is a rupture, a deviation that reveals what we were not looking to see. In this encounter with error, with chance, there is a form of acceptance. Control gives way. A new way of seeing begins. And suddenly, what once appeared as an anomaly becomes a path, a possible answer to a question we hadn’t yet thought to ask.
"Artefact 5" PaintingH60 L40 cm_Wood, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 3" PaintingH40 L30 cm_Wood, cartboard, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 4" PaintingH42 L42 cm_Wood, string, sand, pearls, paint, beans
"Artefact 7" PaintingH60 L40 cm_Wood, string, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 6" PaintingH36 L28 cm_Wood, string, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 8" PaintingH36 L28 cm_Wood, string, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 2" PaintingH36 L28 cm_Wood, sand, paint, beans
"Artefact 1" PaintingWood, sand, paint, leftovers
"Artefact 1" PaintingOn display in the "ferme KM33" by Studio KO in Morocco
"Artefact 6" SculptureH27 cm_Wood, shells, paint
"Artefact 5" SculptureH53 cm_Oyster shell, tile, paint
"Artefact 2" SculptureStone, soil
"Artefact 1" Set of sculpturesPainted rocks
"Artefact 8" Set of sculpturesPainted rocks
"Artefact 7b" SculptureOn display in the "Ferme km33" by Studio KO in Morocco
"Artefact 7" SculptureStone
