À la bonne heure by the River

This work speaks of non-emptiness and impermanence. I stage physical quantities such as temperature and gravity, which accompany the phenomenon of entropy. To this, I add water from the Rivière des Galets and materials from under my bed, such as dust, hair and other particles of paper, plastic, dead insects and plants.
Here, the ephemeral proposition allows us to apprehend the world by proposing abstract landscapes that bear witness to a totally anthropized Nature. The work shows the fragility of each element at different time scales. The object undergoes its own transformation and disappearance, which is reflected in the poetic trace of empty frames and elements that have fallen to the ground and drowned in the river.