The Lost Touch is a collection focused on the representation of hands or hand fragments, with a strong emphasis on the grain of the material. The use of materials with a pronounced grain, or in contrast with a very smooth finish, reinforces a sensory experience that is both visual and tactile. Touch, the keystone of the collection, is represented as the imprint of a vanished moment — accentuated by the fragmentation of the pieces. Hands touching, searching, reaching out or resting.
Everything revolves around the absence of the tactile encounter, yet the chosen materials make it intrinsic to the process all the while.
