“Points of Contact” (2026) is an installation created using paper and water. The starting point for the work were plaster casts of the feet of women from one family, which were then imprinted using soaked sheets of paper, creating delicate paper reliefs — shell-like forms of the feet.

The work constitutes an attempt to visualize the intergenerational contact between the body and the earth — a moment in which, regardless of the passage of time and ongoing change, a direct connection with reality is established. This reality reveals itself in a clear and tangible way — in the form of a trace left behind.