L'Eau is omnipresent, or rather, omni-necessary. It is a homogeneous evaporated and dispersed body that passes through us and in which we continue to immerse ourselves with sweat, thirst, blood, rain, snow, clouds. This is a recurring element for everyone and which Romane Bourgeois' images recount by transforming it into a fluid of intimacy between people, objects, presences and memories. Through the flow of the selected images we pass through a liquid that amplifies the reminiscence of encounters and life lived in constant movement.

-aarduork

L'Eau takes shape through a series of images presented as a projection within the independent space Aarduork (Venice). The title, L'Eau (French for "water"), brings together a mix of everyday encounters, both visually and conceptually bound by the presence of this liquid. Here, water is conceived as the essential force driving all forms of activity—whether as fuel, as a vital component of the human body, or as part of any chemical process or artifact.