Exhibition — Body of Work (Sept. – Dec. 2025)​

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Figures of Remanence brings together a body of work developed around the memory of the image, trace, and visual persistence.
Through digital, luminous, and cinematic dispositifs, these works examine how bodies, forms, and movements continue to inhabit the gaze after their appearance.

The images presented do not seek to fix a moment, but to extend its imprint. The body appears as a restrained presence, often stylized, inscribed within a space where time expands and light becomes a material of transformation. The notion of remanence — in its perceptual and visual sense — structures the entire project.

Conceived as an exhibition, Figures of Remanence brings together several collections developed over an extended period, now considered as a coherent corpus. Each series explores a specific modality of trace: luminous persistence, memory of movement, tension between appearance and disappearance. Their combination allows for a transversal reading of the work, beyond the original serial logic.

The exhibition proposes a sensitive pathway, without imposed narration. It leaves viewers free to experience the images at their own pace, within an experience where transformation operates progressively, often silently. The works function as perceptual thresholds, inviting prolonged attention rather than immediate reading.

Figures of Remanence thus constitutes an essential phase of the work: a retrospective and structuring ensemble, directly connected to contemporary image-making, which prepares and sheds light on later research focused on transformation, passage, and becoming.