Mutual fields
Piraeus Project
Piraeus, Greece
2025
Chamber of mutuality,
2025
Glass tube, organic and inorganic materials, speaker, media player,
amplifier, silicone rubber
150x6x6 cm.
h(b(h(x))), 2025
Copy of found bread, copper, patina
20 x 8 x 6 cm.
A steel shelving system hosts two pieces that explore how meaning, matter, and perception circulate and transform across temporalities and species.
Bread, once fed to birds in the city, was collected and electroformed in copper. The work traces the journey and transformation of that fragment as it passes through the spheres of attention of different species. From humans to birds and back to humans, what provokes a response in one species is reshaped within another’s sensory and meaning-making framework, carrying traces of each encounter.
Torn, pecked, ignored, picked, and electroformed, the object emerges as an accumulation of gestures and choices enacted by multiple beings within the shared fabric of urban life.
A speaker sends sound into a glass tube filled with organic and inorganic materials. Each element acts as a filter and modulator, reflecting and absorbing the passing sound waves, while over time, some shift, dry, and degrade, quietly altering their relationships to one another and to the vibrations passing through them. The work invites attentive listening, attuned to the subtle negotiations between living and non-living agents, each shaping and being shaped within a shared material field.
Bread, once fed to birds in the city, was collected and electroformed in copper. The work traces the journey and transformation of that fragment as it passes through the spheres of attention of different species. From humans to birds and back to humans, what provokes a response in one species is reshaped within another’s sensory and meaning-making framework, carrying traces of each encounter.
Torn, pecked, ignored, picked, and electroformed, the object emerges as an accumulation of gestures and choices enacted by multiple beings within the shared fabric of urban life.
A speaker sends sound into a glass tube filled with organic and inorganic materials. Each element acts as a filter and modulator, reflecting and absorbing the passing sound waves, while over time, some shift, dry, and degrade, quietly altering their relationships to one another and to the vibrations passing through them. The work invites attentive listening, attuned to the subtle negotiations between living and non-living agents, each shaping and being shaped within a shared material field.
