Becoming Ground.

Installation of ceramic columns of 1.80, 1.63 and 1.20 metres high and weighing 80, 60 and 11 kilograms respectively.

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Conceived as a self-portrait installation, the measurements of the columns correspond to the scale of the human body. The surface  of the columns serves as an archive of memory, recording the transformations due to the pressure exerted on the clay with my fingers, hands, arms, knees and elbows as if they were scars. They are completed with attributes of the female body, modelled directly from parts of my own breasts, lips, fingers and a variety of wrinkles in the skin of my hands, belly and feet. Showing singular bodies made of multiple fragmented parts.​