
Soundbathing
Ceramic objects
The installation explores reflection as both visual and sonic experience, unfolding a fluid environment shaped by resonance, perception, and an intimate, symbolic narrative of emergence.
Form and Material
The work translates painting into ceramic tiles, placed within water to form a fragmented, reflective surface. The image dissolves into shifting reflections, where contours blur and perception becomes unstable. The installation evokes a quiet, immersive field an environment of subtle movement, vibration, and soft monochromatic transitions.
Meaning and Context
Beneath its surface, the installation develops a personal, symbolic narrative of care and becoming. The tiled fragments suggest a body-like landscape a kind of intimate planet composed of organic forms, traces, and embryonic presences. It reflects on the act of nurturing a fragile, emerging being, where sound, image, and memory intertwine. The work invites a contemplative state, where reflection becomes both sensory and internal an encounter with a space where transformation quietly unfolds.
Curators
Lofofora team
Photographer
Vojtěch Plhák



