ToocoEarth is a plattform for new eco-friendly materials in industry, design and art. They interviewed me about my artisitic practice, related to environmental issues.
…”Can you elaborate on your choice of materials, such as plantain fiber and aluminium wire, and how they align with the themes of conservation and restoration in your art?
Materials have always mattered to me in my three-dimensional pieces. Even when I was a student, I liked to experiment with different materials, exploring the sensations and emotions they could convey. I did many works with paper, fallen wood sticks, or leaves, as I was always concerned about not using harmful materials. It was always a struggle, as the art market seeks durable artworks that won’t change colour, shape, or texture over time. So I started to investigate ancient techniques of making paint, textiles, etc., to ensure my artworks would last, even when using natural materials.”…
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