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What remains?

A giant loom was woven from the inside out. Based on a monotonous pattern, the space was filled with mechanical repetitions. The threads still carry the memory of the weaver, a memory that contains us all, travelling through musical fragments of women in history and questioning the things that remain visible in the dominant narratives. The memory of the weaver is materialized in the form of a spider web, a flytrap that alters time, which is stretched and elongated until it feels that there’s no start nor end. Once released, time returns to its original state… but did everything go back to what it was before?

What remains? is a sound and textile installation that invites the audience to interact using their touch, asking about the matter of time perception and space.

Photo of what remains with two visitors interacting Video documentation