10 × 300 × 200 cm
Unique work

One element: 110 Euros

Moons is a modular installation composed of nearly one hundred resin–plaster spheres, each bearing the imprint of a human fragment—lips, chin, or trace of a face. Conceived as a tribute to Alina Szapocznikow, the work reflects on the body as both presence and absence, echo and residue.

Each form appears as an incomplete satellite: partial, suspended, orbiting around an implied whole that is never fully accessible. The repetition suggests a constellation of identities—intimate yet anonymous, sensual yet fragmented. Only one element is complete, whole, and fully resolved; this singular form is marked by the artist’s signature, anchoring the installation and asserting authorship within multiplicity.
Moons explores the tension between individuality and replication, intimacy and distance. Like celestial bodies, these fragments exist in relation to one another, forming a shifting system rather than a fixed composition. The work invites viewers to navigate between parts and totality, questioning what it means to be whole in a world of echoes.