Grand Palais, Paris, France
Le cycle des traces
2026, Pigment with Korean paper on canvas, 162 x 130 cm
Life and death are not abrupt ruptures, but moments inscribed within a continuous flow. A life disappears, yet its traces extend into other existences. This structure recalls that of fractals, where the part and the whole resemble each other. Each individual story may appear small, yet it contains within it a much larger human story.
The present is not an isolated point, but a meeting place between the past and the future. We all move within the same current of time, where lives separate, intersect, and reunite. Like lightning, which appears briefly while revealing an underlying order, human life seems unpredictable yet follows repeating patterns. In this way, different lives come together to form a single, greater narrative.
Le cycle des traces #01, 2026, Pigment with Korean paper on canvas, 16 x 22 cm
Le cycle des traces #02, 2026, Pigment with Korean paper on canvas, 16 x 22 cm
Le cycle des traces #01, 2026, Pigment with Korean paper on canvas, 16 x 22 cm
Le cycle des traces #02, 2026, Pigment with Korean paper on canvas, 16 x 22 cm