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Studio re24 Projects
At Studio re24, she explores the dynamic nature of objects and materials, challenging the conventional perception of inanimate things as static and devoid of agency. Her work emphasizes the inherent vitality within materials and the transformative potential they hold. By using bioceramic materials, specifically integrating eggshell waste and spices as a unique color palette, she explores innovative expressions through object creation.
Her research delves into the transient nature of objects and their role within the broader cycles of nature. She examines how the disappearance and evolution of objects underscore their temporality while highlighting nature’s capacity for self-renewal independent of human intervention. This approach draws attention to the cyclical process of life and the return of biomaterials to the natural environment, revealing the intrinsic life force embedded in matter.
She aims to encourage sustainability and zero-waste practices by showcasing the potential of materials through innovative applications and fostering a deeper connection with their life cycle.
The work asserts that the objects around us are not static and possess their own agency. It highlights the influence of material and the idea that inanimate objects are not motionless, drawing attention to the internal vitality of matter in relation to the cyclical nature of nature and the return of biomaterials to it.
New expressions of the potential of bioceramic materials using egg shell waste and spices as a color palette through objects.
The study of the disappearance of objects highlights, in addition to their temporality, the capacity of nature to renew itself independently of human intervention as part of its life cycle.
The work, influenced by fleeting effects that lack lasting power over time, transforms into a being shaped by life itself.
Nature is a stage that can appear before humans at any moment, creating unexpected emotional transformations.
