displacement

This site-specific installation explores the relationship between memory, architecture, and sensory perception. A maze-like environment of translucent plastic sheets shifts and moves as the viewer walks through it, creating an unstable space that changes in relation to the body and its surroundings. The material becomes both physical and sensory, using transparency, movement, and artificiality to alter the perception of the room.

At the centre of the installation, a characteristic window from the gallery is traced onto a sheet of plastic and incorporated into the structure. An element of the existing architecture is thus displaced and reintroduced within the constructed space, creating an overlap between the present environment and an imagined one.

Through this dialogue between material, architecture, and memory, the work considers how remembered spaces are continually shaped by the conditions of the present, blurring the boundaries between physical environment and sensory experience.