Sophie Dubosc and Carolina Gonzalez Valencia

Sophie Dubosc's work explores the commonplace dealing with human vulnerability, precariousness, and memory, whose essential instability is reflected in the physical condition of the materials used.

She presented several projects at open studios. Her starting collection, 'Wastelands' brings together plants from various locations in Beirut.

After being pressed, the plants were organized directly on the wall in pairs. The arrangement of the plants in pairs refers to the reproduction of plants by cross-pollination and Noah’s Arc.

This mural herbarium invites us to reflect on urban vegetal life that is usually neglected.

Consisting of a video work, sound piece and sculpture, Carolina Gonzalez Valencia worked on a multimedia installation "Then you find yourself in the middle of dust"

Her installation aimed to define the intangible moments throughout a building's state of demolishment.

After she started to document the process of the building getting demolished, neighbors and pedestrians started to share stories of what the building was and what the space is going to become.

"How do I contain what is banishing, what expands and soon disappears? The impossibility to get a hold of them was my task".