Triggered by the chance finding of a notebook in which mould patterns had grown, Chrysalides revolves around questions of life and death, the passing of the seasons, growth and decomposition, metamorphosis, mutation and transformation, decay and contamination.
Time in all its dimensions is the overriding leitmotif of the Lost in Time cycle: past, present and future, lived time, cosmic time, performative time, time travel, the space-time continuum. Thus far the cycle comprises over twenty works, including films and videos, audio recordings, sound-based installations, photographic and etched-mirror works, and sculptural objects.