LAST SUPPER 

INSTALLATION WITH OBJECTS IN ACRYLIC RESIN 

This installation plunges us into a dimension where time seems to have stopped, giving way to a reflection on the ephemeral and the permanent. 

A table set for just one person, with carefully arranged acrylic resin objects, evokes the scene of an ordinary meal where cutlery, utensils and food seem to have been suddenly fossilised. 

The viewer becomes witness to a process of petrification in progress: through their fragments, the objects reveal a complex internal structure, evoking a half-completed or partially eroded model. 

This installation suggests a transition, a subtle passage between two worlds: the material and the immaterial. Here, the boundary between the tangible and the intangible is blurred. 

The empty chair offers visitors a space in which to project their own presence, and become the absent guest at this eternal meal.