‘Bat karé’ is an invitation to wander, to lose oneself in a garden of memories, where the spectator becomes a walker in a dreamlike space. This imaginary garden is rooted in the artist's memory, a reminiscence of the family garden, where each element evokes a trace of the past.

From the ground up, the fabrics rise with plant-like grace, their verticality recalling that of trees and plants reaching for the sky. Fragrances of fresh grass fill the air, enveloping visitors in a visual and olfactory experience, a subtle reminder of the earth and its roots. On the fabrics, the delicate imprints of petals, leaves and stems move from one to the next, creating a rhythm similar to that of nature. Some fragments remain anchored to the fabrics, while others detach over time, littering the floor towards a cycle of life.

A temporality is established, like that of gardens, where each cycle of nature is both ephemeral and eternal. Each motif, each texture, each fragrance composes a silent language, a dialogue between the living and the textile, between nature and art. The plant prints are like visual poems, evoking the ephemeral beauty and persistence of simple things. It's a work that breathes, that whispers the intimacy of a vanished garden, recreated in the soft light of memories and the shadow of dreams.

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