The Relics series continues my work with textiles and my observation and study of the urban fabric as a space of interspecies cohabitation between humans and non-anthropomorphic organisms. I focus on urban facades and walls as places where inconspicuous and overlooked organisms such as mosses, lichens, fungi, or bacteria reveal themselves – organisms that live in the shadow of humanity. Through natural dyeing processes, I give the textiles earthy, organic colors.

This series is a materialization of my reflections on a post-human time. These textile objects, composed of pieces of clothing combined into abstract, symmetrical, spatial forms, represent my proposition for a relic of the Anthropocene. The use of clothing refers to the products of human culture and reflects on the issues of hyperconsumption, fast fashion, and overproduction of waste.

relic I, 2025
Chlorine, garment dyes, used clothing, 
carbon fiber poles, glass fiber poles 

220 × 160 × 80 cm