Turn To Stone, Lose My Faith
2026
Turn To Stone, Lose My Faith presents a church bell resting at an angle on a steel pedestal within the former convent grounds of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Removed from its customary position and rendered silent, the bell is encountered at bodily scale rather than overhead, foregrounding its weight, material presence, and historical associations. Neither fully fallen nor fully installed, the work traces the layered histories embedded within the site and the changing roles of the institutions that have shaped it.
Church bell and Steel
175 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm
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2022
Turn To Stone, Lose My Faith
2026
Turn To Stone, Lose My Faith presents a church bell resting at an angle on a steel pedestal within the former convent grounds of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Removed from its customary position and rendered silent, the bell is encountered at bodily scale rather than overhead, foregrounding its weight, material presence, and historical associations. Neither fully fallen nor fully installed, the work traces the layered histories embedded within the site and the changing roles of the institutions that have shaped it.
Church bell and Steel
175 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm
UNTITLED (STREET LIGHTS)
2025
The piece features eight inverted street lights, activated by four musicians via light switches, generating rhythmic patterns across sixteen lamps.
Steel, street lights and lamps
Variable dimensions
