My room looks like a lie
2020
Installation with an inflatable room


artwork produced with the support of the Région Île-de-France Talents Émergents

 The symbol of stability and protection that the room represents becomes unstable and fragile, subject to constant transformation.
Created through a spectacular life-size transparent polyvinyl chloride model activated by invisible pipes, the artist’s travelling
“inflatable bedroom” transplants its strangeness to natural or urban spaces. The camera films the artist lyingsilently in this bubble,
as intimate as it is deceptive, thenrising from the vanishing bed. Each time, as if in the mystery of a dream,
the room disintegrates in ghostly fashion ,leaving a troubling impression of disorientation and the impossibility of refuge.



«"Home" is everywhere and nowhere.
A familiar and protective space becomes unstable, fragile and ephemeral.
Living according to a certain norm, a pattern, with particular boundaries, is both a reality and an illusion.
These are things that are constantly changing, collapsing and recovering, depending on our needs, interests and relationships.
The fragile, unstable, light materials that I use for my performance and installation remind us of the fragility
and uncertainty of everyday life and all we believe and try to keep or fear to see disappearing.»