tingling sensation under the skin
"A tingling sensation under the skin", takes soil as a point of departure to reflect on materiality, movement, and belonging across territories scarred by wartime contamination and urban development. Long present in her practice, soil is not only a ground for sustenance and cultivation but also a quiet witness to history and human activity, which could be violent and exploitative at times. In this new body of work, soil appears both in its raw state and as other apparitions reconfiguring the exhibition into a working laboratory where historical facts, scientific data, and speculative contradictions are set in motion.
