The three crystalline surfaces present shape gestures that reactivate ancestral memories of the body. They perform an auditory, visual, and muscular choreography that measures a single rhythm: breathing.
The body lives because it remembers to breathe: it oscillates in its singularity and breathes in the plurality of a common atmosphere that we share intimately.
These drawings come from a perception—from an unconscious mechanical movement. They identify a breathing construction of the glow of the air that passes through intimate crystalline surfaces.
60 x 20 x 80 cm
Metal, plexiglass, and graphite on paper.