Pistils embedded under nails. Allowing oneself to be accompanied, nude scent reassures.
Plants collected from various therapeutic gardens later processed by removing chlorophyll, 3d prints of animal prothesis.
Panorama, Venice 
2025


In this installation, discarded plants from therapeutic gardens in Venice and Belgium are reconfigured into sculptural forms, their chlorophyll extracted to arrest decay and suspend the passage of time. Each botanical fragment enters a liminal state -simultaneously fragile and enduring- echoing cycles interrupted and reimagined. Interwoven with these preserved remnants are 3D-printed animal prostheses, synthetic traces that question the role of technology in landscapes of care and vulnerability. The convergence of natural, human, and artificial elements opens a quiet inquiry into how we tend to life, and how the meaning of protection may shift across time. What futures await our environments, and how might our sense of fragility evolve within them?