Chambers, 2022
Silkscreen ink on packaging boxes






Chambers are accumulations of abandoned packaging cases. Minimalist hieroglyphs that have been veiled in monochrome. This transformation brings a new focus to the scene. Michel’s interest lies in the interstices and transitional processes in a world of goods. Gaps as capacities, where he locates the fact that not only material objects but also bodies, desires, and relations are part of a valorising system and are fetishised in their supposed uniqueness.
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