A temple is an edifice dedicated to a religion or a divinity. Commonly we find our self in this place to make discoveries bigger than ourselves. But here, it’s a room empty at first glance with a fine line on each wall.
This line represents the sounds that is delayed back to us.
If no one is in the room, no sound is emitted, nor the line moves.
For me, a temple is empty if no one finds them self in it. This place wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t frequented by anyone. This project shows how public space can be opened to everyone and not only enable us to recentre with ourselves but also puts us face to face with our actions and reactions like a sensorial mirror. Those reactions create all the fascination hat we have for the temple and the symbol that it represents. This interaction between ourselves is supposed to remind us that the first temple that we should be visiting is
first of all ourselves.

This project was displayed during my exhibition of the 23-25th of may 2018, titled "Fearless after all". Where I explore questions about what it means to live a human life, and how one's context and perception of their reactions to reality are crucial to experiencing a deeply human existence, even through burdens.