6 large silkscreen prints contemplate the relationship between humans and the Earth, by focusing specifically on the topics of air, atmosphere, and breath, as ineluctable essences of life. In this project, two photographs from WW1, distorted by the artist, are the starting points for a process of transformation and dissolution.
By revealing invisible energy, such as the transmission and detection of signals from the Universe, or passages from one medium to another with a progressive estrangement from nature, Samoa Remy aims to highlight the processes on which life depends, and the invertibility of energetic processes.
By playing with the encounter between materials and oscillations between the static and dynamic, flatness and volume, she aims to create a movement similar to a respiratory process.
Samoa Remy is a visual artist working with various medias, approaching themes like science, spirituality, alchemy, ecology and sound / music in a transdisciplinary way.
At the core of her artistic practice, she holds the idea that everything which exists has a common origin. With this as a point of departure, she aims to create artworks / installations
where seemingly disparate elements and entities all interrelate and form part of an energetic whole.