Restoration explores the body in motion — not as a fixed form, but as something constantly shifting.

Figures unfold across time within a single frame, dissolving and reforming through light and movement.

At the centre, a large triptych presents dancers in multiple states — repeated, fragmented, and reassembled — where the body becomes both singular and collective.

There is no ideal here, only transformation: a quiet tension between fragility and strength, and the ongoing process of renewal.