Mirage of human nature Woollage series

Textile-based sculptural assemblage 2024 (ongoing)

This body of work explores the expressive potential of raw wool—both as material and as metaphor. Wool becomes a carrier of absence: what is no longer present takes on weight, density, and form. The works emerge as inhabited ruins—tactile architectures shaped by loss.

Each piece marks a point of pressure, rupture, or transition—moments in which grief profoundly reshaped life. Raw wool, burlap, reclaimed fabric, salvaged wood and found objects function as elemental materials of burden and endurance. They do not represent fragility; they hold it.

These works are autonomous sculptural assemblages, but they reach their full potential when placed in abandoned or transitional architectures. I’m interested in the friction between vulnerable organic matter and wounded industrial spaces marked by abandonment and ruins.

Photography by LelleFotografie