When Ends Meet, 2024

Contextile Biennial

Textile and robotic Installation.

2 x 5 x 12 m. 

The artwork unraveled gradually over the course of 2 months.

Two ten-meter knitted fabrics hang in parallel, each printed with the silhouette of houses. Over two months, a motorized mechanism unravels them gradually. The spools accumulate on shelves — an archive of what was.

The house, as Bachelard wrote, is our first universe. Here, two houses face each other across a distance they cannot close. The thread that connected them unravels. What remains is the record of that separation — and the memory of an encounter that may still be possible.

This artwork was created during the Contextile Biennial residency and exhibited as part of its official program.