Born at a time when the representation of the clitoris properly depicted was only published in a middle school textbook at the beginning of the 2017 school year*, UTERO INFOERNALIS is a fable.
Borrowing freely from a scientific vocabulary, these plates propose a sensitive universe around the re-contextualisation of procreation and the genealogical and digital status of humans in the 21st century.
Series of four plates, print on paper, wood and climbing rope, 110 x 100 cm / Metaxu, Toulon, 2019 / Volumes, Paris, 2020
UTERO INFERNALIS II, 2019, Series of non-institutional plates, print on paper, 90 x 100 cm
