École de Condé Paris

Participating Artists and Artworks

A few years ago, I experienced insomnia and sleep paralysis, unable to move my body yet vividly feeling everything I dreamed or imagined as if it were real, solely through the power of my mind. This led me to explore the worlds of daydreams and sleep. Through my artwork, OFELIA DORME, I invite viewers to step into the realm of daydreams.

Pavés de Lumière is a self-portrait that portrays myself as a puppet.
The personality of every person appears differently depending on the perspective from which they are viewed.
My self-portrait depicts the process of countless fragments of myself coming together to create a complete version of who I am.

On a quiet street in Paris, two young people stroll through the night, leaving all constraints behind.
The aureole of streetlights, as if halting the city’s noise and time, captures the purity of the moment in black-and-white imagery.
Each reflection of light reminds the viewer of freedom, an escape from the ordinary.
The city transforms into a frozen stage, bearing witness to a moment of absolute liberation as shadows, light, speed, and serenity come together.

Time is inherently subjective. The flow of time varies depending on an object’s mass and size.
The speed of human beings is presented across fluctuating time values in each video. This work visually explores the theory that individual time flows subjectively, and each person’s rhythm of life is unique, even as the commonly agreed-upon flow of time remains constant.