An exploration of intimacy through layers, traces, and revelation. What remains after the innermost part has been exposed?
Through a sequence of subtle transformations, the series reflects on the act of revealing what is usually kept hidden. Layers are removed, forms dissolve, and traces remain. Situated on the plate, a vessel of nourishment, care, and desire, these transformations evoke the intimate relationship
between the body and what it takes in.
The series draws on the notion that closeness is often cultivated through acts of offering, receiving, and consuming.
Rather than presenting intimacy as an encounter, it approaches it as a gradual unfolding,
a movement toward openness in which vulnerability, desire, and memory become inseparable.
What is exposed is never complete; it appears only through fragments, residues, and echoes.
Assisted by Chiara Giorsetti
Ceramic Artist Leonor Berrehar