The installation Orientation I consists of video, sound and sculptural form, that together articulate three ontological conditions: an internal system that repeats itself, a human figure under formation attempting orientation while withdrawing from external perceptibility, and a continuous external signal that persists independently. These elements position the human condition as something constituted within operations that exceed perception, embodied experience and action.

Orientation I

silicone sculpture, video, sound

2026

The looped video is derived from open-source archival material, edited and presented in such way that creates a repeated visual field that corresponds to a living organism’s internal system.

The sound, a continuous signal, results from the sonification of solar data.

installation stills

Orientation I sculpture

silicone on plaster cast & silicone casts

details

The silicone surface was later stripped from the structural core.

The act of transformation is introduced in the work through this process. The solid sculptural form transitions to a skin with no strict shape, only partly resembling the human body. Skinning is the final stage of orientation from which infinite forms can emerge, and the ultimate expression of the human condition.

progress sketches