‘Inscape’ is an invitation to journey into the present moment through contemplation. In a context where virtual and immaterial worlds are expanding the realm of possibilities, my interest lies in understanding how tangible matter continues to enrich our experience of the world. This awareness has catalyzed my research, focusing on the relationship between emotions, sensations, and the elusive elements of nature and our environment.

Inspired by Serge Tisseron’s words in «La main, l’oeil, l’image», where he emphasizes that “the primary function of the gesture is to give us representations of our inner experiences,” I am particularly fascinated by the ever-present movements within nature. My aspiration is to translate these impulses, rhythms, amplitudes, and variations into vibratory and sensory landscapes.

The body of work in this series explores our connection to the present moment.