In Palindromes, a single thread comes to
occupy two places at once. It connects
extremes, and creates relationships between distant points.

Like a linguistic palindrome that can be
read in both directions, the thread’s path
challenges linearity. The work becomes a
fold.

It is organized through mirroring and
reversibility. This series introduces questions of identity and perception: what we see is only part of a larger system. Every visible element implies
an invisible continuity.