The end has no shape

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Lylou Müller – The end has no shape

The end has no shape is an installation combining light, sound, and sculpture. A lighthouse turns endlessly on itself, illuminating the remnants of a vanished world. Through a monologue broadcast in space, it tells the gradual disappearance of its environment. Through this fiction, the artist explores ecological grief, memories of an erased world, and the anxiety linked to the loss of landmarks and safe spaces.

Diploma project (2025)

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