"Objets trouvés" a series of black-and-white drawings depicting everyday items: cups, bags, books, scissors, the kind of things one finds in any home.
The drawings follow a consistent rule: a single word, followed by variations in form. Each object is distilled to its essential shape, much like a pictogram. When gathered and categorized, they evoke the very idea of ​​a “home,” subtly hinting at a human presence.
In these drawings, each object is reduced to its core outline, its design, rendered with the minimalism characteristic of the artist’s work. Yet, it is through their positioning and arrangement that the image truly takes shape. Scissors open and close; books stand upright or lie flat; bags stretch out or compress.
Each configuration creates a unique dance, and as the pages turn, they choreograph a playful inventory—one that finds its expression through its own simplicity and familiarity. In this way, the book itself becomes one of these “found objects”—destined, perhaps, to become one of those cherished, everyday trinkets that sit upon our bookshelves.