Traces of Becoming
Even dust blooms 2025
Material: Wood, bitumen, gelatine, salt, Dittrichia viscosa dye
Technique: photographic prints, powdered fragments collected from ruins, including red brick, wall paint and iron
Dimensions: 146 x 146 cm
These fragile remains 2025
Material: Jute, linen, cotton, paper yarn, gelatine
Technique: handwoven fabric with stitched fragments collected from ruins
Dimensions: 127 x 46 cm, 79 x 47 cm
Those who linger 2025
Material: jute, linen, cotton, paper yarn, gelatine
Technique: analogue photographic prints
Dimensions: 94 x 64 cm, 64 x 47 cm
Even dust blooms 2025
Material: Wood, bitumen, gelatine, salt, Dittrichia viscosa dye
Technique: photographic prints, powdered fragments collected from ruins, including red brick, wall paint and iron
Dimensions: 146 x 146 cm
These fragile remains 2025
Material: Jute, linen, cotton, paper yarn, gelatine
Technique: handwoven fabric with stitched fragments collected from ruins
Dimensions: 127 x 46 cm, 79 x 47 cm
Those who linger 2025
Material: jute, linen, cotton, paper yarn, gelatine
Technique: analogue photographic prints
Dimensions: 94 x 64 cm, 64 x 47 cm
Traces of Becoming unfolds within overlooked living spaces, where the fragility of home is constantly negotiated. As new structures rise, older houses quietly erode, exposing the social and material fragility of urban expansion while carrying the stories of those who remain.
From these spaces, I gather ruin dust, fragments of walls, and pigments extracted from plants growing between cracks. These materials are composed into fragile surfaces that act as intimate archives of ongoing presence.
The work moves as an archaeology of the present, attentive to the quiet endurance of matter and communities, and to the subtle ways both persist and continue to bloom amidst transformation.