The Story
Having lived in several countries and traveled extensively, I have seen how easily everyday objects become waste. Aluminum cans in particular are everywhere. In cities, along roads, on beaches and in nature.
Rather than seeing them only as trash, I began to see them differently. Their colors, their reflections and the way they catch the light suggested another possibility.
Today I collect discarded cans from the street, from nature and from people around me who save them for me. Each one becomes a small element in a larger composition.
Through repetition, patience and light, these fragments of everyday waste are transformed into artworks that invite us to look again at what we usually overlook.