Legalized on Site 2026
single-channel video 2'45"
elastic cement, waterproof paint, soil, plastic, aluminum
dimensions variable
2026
The work explores the phenomenon of illegal structures commonly found across agricultural land. It is composed of both artificial and natural elements, imagining the land as a waterproof surface intertwined with the presence of unauthorized buildings. Through video, the body drifts between labor, agriculture, and industry, reflecting on the relationship between personal experience and the surrounding landscape, as well as the imagined possibilities it evokes.