Dance

With Dance, tension is transformed. It does not disappear, but changes its nature.

After the concentration of The Archer, the body begins to move freely again. There is no longer a target to reach, but a rhythm to inhabit.

Dance is born from this necessity: allowing form to follow movement, without forcing it. The gesture is not calculated, but listened to.

In this sculpture, the body does not represent, it moves through space. It is a body that dances, not to perform, but to exist.

Dance marks for me a moment of regained freedom: when form stops holding back and begins to flow, carrying with it everything that came before.