Mmanto I_

For Manola, my grandmother_
From an intimate language about time, a lifeless object from the past is recovered. On it, a natural cloak grows, tangles and accumulates, turning into a delicate layer of dust, of mold, that makes forget past lives so that new ones can bloom.
A garden or a bed? Time appears as a double-edged draft of details: delicate but also sharp and dangerous. Time matters, so does loneliness, loss and memory; as a mutation, the change and process to the rhythm of nature.

Technique._ Embroidery and weaving of preserved natural petals and metal wire on a recovered bed frame.
Interventions._
September 8, 2019_ 1st date: 3,768 preserved petals intervened_ / Metal wire_ 1.100gr
January 27, 2020_ 2nd date 4,639 petals preserved intervened_ / Metal wire_ 1.550gr
August 30, 2021_ 3rd date: 5.720 preserved petals intervened_ / Metal wire_ 2.000gr / Time:185 hours.
Dimensions._ 105 x 184 x 15

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