Summits
Mountain
Carrara marble
This piece is massive and weighty. Yet, its surface is as smooth and luminous as snow.
Inspired by Richard Deacon’s work.
Glazed stoneware
More luminous snow
Carrara marble
Glazed stoneware
Inspired by Mount Kailash
Summit
Plywood, acrylic paint
This relief is inspired by the shapes of Jean Arp’s sculptures, reliefs and cut-outs. I looked for clean forms that evoke a pared-down mountain-scape, with luminous edges that reflect the sunlight.
The kora: Steel, aluminium wire
This mountain-like structure plays with the idea of scale whilst connecting both an element of ground and sky together.It serves as a basis for sharing my experience in visiting Mount Kailash, a sacred mountain in Tibet, in 2019. The text is intended to draw you around the piece (and thus enable you to circumnavigate it or perform a ‘kora’). Its colours are those of Tibetan prayer flags, which flutter in the wind to spread blessings
