“My photographic work has always emerged from body and stone, two elements that have appeared in my work for years. Two seemingly different materials that I sought to unite with a third: memory. Body has short term memory, marked by life’s passage.”
But the body breaks down, ages and suffers from the passage of time. Stones travel through time. They don’t last a lifetime, rather they survive through numerous lifetimes, like a witness,of our collective memory. Through religion, politics and art, man seeks to leave his mark in stone, long-lasting, remaining present, as if attached to a place, a time, leaving traces of the present.
