Duality I

The sculpture unfolds in three parts, bringing together two places deeply rooted in memory and belonging. The two places were two pillars, deep points of attachment, whose foundations came to life on very specific lands. 

On the left, Beirut, Lebanon – 35°29’39.91’’E
The entire apartment was bathed in light, thanks to high ceilings and blown-glass doors. A Persian rug covered the living room floor.

On the right, Dalarö, Sweden – 59°7’59.016’’N
The house was situated by the sea on a peninsula, its garden jutted out into the sea. It has been imagined in osmosis with the exterior landscape of rocks, sky, sea, trees and the cry of seagulls.

Between them, a pane of glass represents the sky, a transparent link connecting these two distant worlds.

Two homes, two landscapes, two points of attachment, united by the sky that stretches between them.