Apneé

2004, Le Creux de l'Enfer - Thiers, Francia.

An installation work that alludes to the scarcity of drinking water in the poor regions of the world, specifically the difficulties that this lack entails in people's domestic chores. The work consists of a series of sculptural representations in unbaked clay, fragile, that with the passage of time are crumbling and becoming cracked ruins, which gradually transforms and making visible the framework that supports it, with only fragments of clay, paradoxically are surrounded by a wall of water that appears and disappears by a system of pumps that extracts water from a landfill. The 4 sculptures are inside aquarium boxes, arranged on tables of unique design, made with recycled wood by the artist.