L e t m e b e .

three objecs stand proudly in the space. All inspired from a personal experience, a surgery. tHEY REFERE TO THE ACT OF A REPETITION.The space is significant for this work because it verifies this repetition as the viewer walks up and down the stairs. Each sculpture has its own story, each has its own standpoint. ALL highlight the process of repetition in the act of layer extraction the material, the vitality and lack of substance and tension.

T H E U L T R A S O U N D P E D E S T A L .

The Ultrasound Pedestal, made in 2016, belongs in a more materialistic research work. I wanted to incorporate the pattern and the shape of my thyroid ultrasounds into the metal itself. By folding the metal sheet and changing its temperature, by warming it. The material accepts this heat with the result to change colours and patterns. Broadly, the pedestal plays an intriguingly ambitious role. As an object it underlines the autonomy of the object displayed by isolating from its surroundings. For me, they also undo this autonomy by virtue of the sculptural interest they excite in their own right. This time the pedestal is the protagonist, the main figure.

Dimensions: 1,00 m x 30cm.

T H E M A C H I N E .

After the surgery the healing process starts, where I was facing a life long commitment of receiving thyroid pills. The machine is made to be moved, causing an erratical movement, an aggressive gesture. This machine was made to throw and spread my thyroid pills to the floor. The audience steps on them and their essence is vanished, their substance is gone. As an object it takes away the authority of need, it rejects the daily commitment. Combining found and used materials. Properties of perfection as an object are not that important, since the purpose here is the functionality of its action.