As a minimum of care. As a presence.

This collection revolves around the idea that art can accompany, sustain, and remind us. That, at certain times, looking at, touching, or living with a sensitive object is a form of protection. Not to erase the wound, but to tend to it.

The bandage appears here as a symbol: fragile, humble, everyday. An object that cares. That doesn't hide, but rather points out with gentleness.

From there, the collection opens up to other formats and uses —hangers, magnets, pieces to inhabit the space— that function as emotional anchors.

Objects that don't need explaining. Objects that are felt.
Because sometimes art isn't something you contemplate: it's something you need.