Polymorph

”VL imagines on the banks side of the Seine in Parisan amazing series of evolutionary forms: a set ofasteroids from beyond. Each shape seems to becomethe following slightly different: As a continuationof polymorphic transformation. VL explains thatideas can follow and evolve, influencing, transforming each other. It’s a slowconstruction. We create in relation to what wealready know. Interest is the richness of thisjourney, of this evolution: how and where one goes. This series of modules seems to detach us fromreality. A mix of science fiction, metaphysics, infinity and poetry emerge from it. The Seine quaysthus resemble a long landing strip of unidentifiedobjects from afar. Light also becomes a differentflash on each surface. The blue of the Paris skyreflected on the mirror steel breaks down intomultiple colors. The atmosphere is cosmic, intriguing and captivating at the same time. VL likes to contempler, take his time. A reflectionon our relationship with the speed, the distancewith the reality…so essential in today’sworld. Once again it is the subtle mix ofpoetry and low technology that detaches us here fromthe real world