Windows 10 Wall Lamp is a sculptural work that examines the computer screen as a symbolic object. After removing the LCD panel from a vintage Neovo F-419 monitor, only the device’s inherent backlighting was preserved. A custom-designed sheet of leaded stained glass, inspired by the the Windows 10 logo and the Hero wallpaper, was integrated into its place and secured by silver-finished 3D-printed supports. This juxtaposition of artificial light, handcrafted glass, metallic-looking plastic, and raw lead creates a dialogue between ancient traditions and modern technological practices. The work evokes a transition from collective worship in churches to new, connected digital rituals, where individuals, seated before their screens, participate in a shared experience. Here, the screen is no longer a barrier but a gateway to an almost tangible elsewhere—an opening onto an immaterial yet omnipresent dimension.

Eye Floaters, Atelier Bardaf, Brussels, Belgium [Septembre 11, 2026 – Septembre 20, 2026] (group exhibition)