Outburst

Vincent occupies a wasteland in order to make it his playground, his open air studio. This empty space with no function, unmanaged by social rules, appears as a space for freedom. The poor materials found on site becomes the source of creation, once triggered by the virtue of a childlike state of mind. Physical experimentation, craftsmanship and materiality are celebrated in the place, aiming to escape the virtual world and technologies.

Paperclips is a collection of bent and photographed paperclips. This cultural artifact, seemingly trivial and often twisted out of boredom or anxiety—becomes raw material for a work exploring the space between constraint, process, and outcome. Rather than aiming for form or utility, it embraces gesture as meditative practice and reflects on sculpture and photography.