Quod Sit Unum is a reflection on the threshold where differences cease to exist. Greens and beiges intertwine in a silent material, evoking inner landscapes in which nature and spirit recognise each other as one substance.

Modelling paste and paper build a layered surface, fragile and resilient at once. The reliefs do not impose a form but suggest a process: a slow coming together, a fusion that does not erase but harmonises.

The work dwells in the time of unification, when what is separate comes back together without effort. Quod Sit Unum does not assert, does not divide, does not explain: it remains. Like a shared breath that passes through the material and leads it towards the essential.