This tunic, tinted with earth and ochre, stands as a garment of memory and protection. The geometric amulets attached to the fabric recall ancestral practices of spiritual safeguarding, while resonating with a contemporary aesthetic of assemblage. Positioned between garment and sculpture, it embodies the symbolic power of raw materials – fibers, metal, wood – and their ability to carry invisible narratives. The work questions identity, transmission, and the survival of traditions within a contemporary framework.
