Vestige stands as a central piece within a curatorial theme of ruin and reverence, post-human poetics, and archaeologies of the self. The work resonates with the intensity of Anselm Kiefer and the visceral presence of Berlinde De Bruyckere, as well as surrealist traditions, transforming decay into an act of memory and contemplation.

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Jehan Legac asserts a voice of haunting, cerebral beauty, where fragility becomes resilience and loss becomes ritual. Vestige turns material deterioration into a symbolic language, a reminder of the ephemeral that endures, and a testament to the power of memory.