Poubelle · Chapter III
Poubelle and some magic
A magical world of used things, ideas, dreams and glitter. Maybe the past was magical, but should we leave it in the past?
This chapter introduces a shift in tone. Among the fragments of broken glass, plastic, flowers, and light, a strange form of magic begins to appear.
The compositions resemble small altars made of discarded things — temporary monuments where forgotten objects regain a poetic presence. Light reflects across fractured surfaces, transforming debris into constellations.
The artist suggests that the past is never entirely lost. Even the most neglected objects retain the ability to create beauty and meaning when reimagined.
Through this transformation, Poubelle and Some Magic proposes that waste is not an ending but a state of transition — a place where imagination can reclaim what reality has rejected.
