Where / we're

Photographs that are objects, images held in the darkness of a box, each one titled with the name of a front organization of the petrochemical industry. Inside, plastic fragments collected on walks have been layered; the lit image takes shape from the different densities, textures and colors of the waste. Without acting on the box, the image does not reveal itself; the viewer's touch is needed to switch on the fragmentary images of an environment overrun by synthetic waste.

The ocean is represented in each piece because it is the environment most affected by the plastic pollution crisis. The images in the boxes refer to seas plagued by plastics that break down to nanometric scale. What is seen through the window is the facade of a paradise, and what it is made of is a material that suffocates the planet's largest producer of oxygen. Where, we're opens questions about where we are, who we are, and what part we play in the crisis and in the landscape taking shape.