This installation reimagines the concept of
comfort: the floor vibrates, and horse legs
cross it like intrusions from
elsewhere. The space changes independently
of our presence: control gently slips
from our grasp.
This project is part of a series of
works that explore the boundaries between the visible
and the hidden, as well as between reality and what
transcends it. These reflections stem from a need
to give form to inner states and to the
mechanisms by which we bury them
in order to make the surface navigable.
The ground appears stable, but what lies buried
beneath is in constant motion.
Animal figures recur in
each of these works, inhabiting the zones
of instability. Here, the horse emerges from the ground without
asking permission, vibrates with the space, and
refusing to be contained, invades the room.