The moments when we truly follow the thread of our thoughts, when the mind wanders, observes, or gets lost, are at the heart of this project. Through this series of silkscreen illustrations, I seek to give tangible form to consciousness and its invisible movements.

To this end, I draw inspiration from images from the scientific realm, as they, too, attempt to represent what eludes direct observation. These images thus become a means of evoking mental activity, whose effects, tensions, and agitations we perceive without being able to fully grasp it.

By redrawing them, transforming them, and giving them a new materiality through silkscreen printing, I divert them from their original function to open up new avenues of interpretation. This reappropriation also extends to the captions, whose text I modify or rewrite to create new narratives and associations.

The images thus move beyond the realm of scientific explanation to become spaces for sensation, contemplation, and free association. They lie at the intersection of scientific precision and sensory experience, between logic and intuition.