Mise en scène, Centre national d’exposition - Jonquière, Québec (Canada) 2012

I invite the public to explore an unusual and poetic universe where the repurposing of everyday objects and furniture challenges the logic of art-as-commodity. Bound by ropes, stacked, or suspended, these familiar items form dynamic sculptures that defy gravity through a rigorous play of tension and counterweights. Drawing from my dual background in visual arts and architecture, I approach this in situ intervention as a profound self-portrait, where the building of precarious structures materializes my own journey of exile, survival, and identity reconstruction. The installation thrives on a permanent dialogue between the host gallery's objective cartography and my vibrant plastic subjectivity. By turning the visitor into an active participant through their own wanderment, my physical occupation of space stands as an act of poetic grounding and resistance, erecting ephemeral, habitable architectures within our collective memory.