out of nowhere is a meditation on mountain trees, rocks and grasses, their long history, their strength and their ability to connect us (or, at least,

me) to something primordial, stable, reassuring and mysterious, which is accessible only through the manifestations which we can see today. By

extracting these objects our of their context, I emphasise their power when contemplated in isolation, and explore the boundary between the visible

and the non-visible, and between seeing and imagining.

The “shadows” which complement each object are alter egos, infinite potentialities of which the tree or rock that we see today are plausible

actualisations, and evocations of a world that calls to us from our subconscious.