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In Fire, the element of fire emerges as a radical rupture within the airflow, marking the shift from apparent order to organised chaos.

The work embodies fire’s destructive power, where raw violence merges with the inexorable transformation of space. The simulation renders this passage through fast, unpredictable movements, recalling the fury of a blaze that consumes everything in its path, overturning the initial harmony to establish a state of dramatic, gripping tension.

The same breath, stoked. Matter is stretched, then folded back on itself, again and again, like dough under the hands. What was close drifts apart, and the fire never takes the same shape twice.