Fragments of an Industrial Past (2026), 100 × 70 cm, drypoint engraving on plexiglass, collage, embossing

Fragments of metal structures, cables, and rust serve as an archive of the passage of time and a record of the impact of natural forces on human-made environments. Ruins—even contemporary ones, including abandoned industrial buildings that have been forgotten and excluded from the category of heritage—form part of our collective histories, revealing an unexpected aesthetic of desolation.