Figures

Metal, Japanese paper, sound, images and electronic components are the materials used in these sculptural compositions, which resemble ikebana (Japanese floral art) in the spirit of their creation. The images are taken from a short silent film from the early 20th century, in which models standing on a turntable strike poses suggesting biblical or mythological scenes.

Nude women and couples pose at the heart of these objects, which are placed here and there like bouquets. But unlike floral decorations, these sculptures are the opposite of still lifes. They are endowed with an organic life, thanks to the development of images and sounds (based on the sounds of rain, wind and whispers) and, above all, thanks to the naked men and women who continue to evolve in them, long after their death.