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This sculpture explores the transformations that species have experienced due to climate change. Recycled materials are integrated with wood, creating a perfect fusion of nature and human elements.
The mantis's limbs, made from recycled materials, are a reminder of how our everyday waste can affect nature and the creatures that inhabit it. As species adapt and evolve to survive in a changing environment, this sculpture captures the mantis's ability… to adapt and transform in a new context.
I'm an artist who gives new life to disused objects using the assemblage technique. I'm inspired by the unique identity of each element and how they relate to each other to give meaning to the work. I see a constant urge in the world to throw away and replace objects, and with my works I want to make people reflect on the new life these objects have in the context where I place them. I want the audience to feel the impact of seeing them out of their usual place, with an unexpected function. And at the same time, I want them to perceive the delicacy with which each work is made. That's why in my works, I modify the pieces just enough to fit together, I join them with screws, and I restore them to their original appearance.