A series of photographs capturing the traces left by a tent after several nights spent in a place shared by two people.

The tent leaves behind an accidental engraving—a temporary inscription made by the bodies that lived, slept and dreamed there. From an archaeological perspective, these marks become traces of an intimate and ephemeral experience, fragments of a story that is no longer visible.

What stories can these marks tell?

Revealed in daylight, they evoke the bed and its many connotations, from desire and vulnerability to birth and death. The ground becomes an archive of intimacy, where an interior space is briefly inscribed into the landscape, like an ephemeral ruin or a fragment of Land Art.

1998 - 2010