I explore the body as a
porous territory, traversed by biological, technological, and political flows. I am interested in the notion of boundaries insofar as it raises questions between the intimate and the collective, desire and violence, identity and dissolution. In this sense, mutation and hybridity offer me a space to transgress binary boundaries by embracing zones of transition, friction, and metamorphosis.
This work examines desiring and hybrid corporealities in terms of what they embody and provoke. Hybridity presupposes an embodiment
in cold matter, allowing the body’s boundaries to shift and creating new narratives.
Through installations that sometimes draw on scientific and
medical conventions, I develop speculative narratives in which transformation becomes a poetic and political act. It is less a matter of illustrating a discourse than of embodying it in materials in order to make the invisible processes of internal movements perceptible.
I explore my relationship to the body as a cartography of possibilities and reactions.