Faded Lupins
Ceramic objects
The installation explores the relationship between the organic and the constructed, unfolding a subtle narrative of care, transformation, and ecological tension.
Form and Material
The work takes the form of a site-specific installation composed of ceramic vessels embedded within an organic mound-like structure. It brings together sculptural language with participatory elements, where material, form, and gesture create a shifting composition that evolves through interaction.
Meaning and Context
The installation develops a quiet narrative around displacement, care, and transition. Through the act of uprooting and relocating plants, it reflects on fragile boundaries between intervention and attention, control and coexistence. Rooted in a personal, symbolic language, the work invites viewers into a shared, almost ritual space, where transformation becomes both an ecological and emotional process.
Curator
Julie Dostálová
Photographer
Petr Willert
