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DLSSE presents clay sound sculptures set in rotation by an autonomous robotic system. Their shape is inspired by the dolos, a concrete structure used to limit coastal erosion.

Maritime data captured continuously throughout the exhibition determine the rhythm of the robotic gestures and the sonic and visual sequences. Visitors observe and hear the gradual wear of the clay.

The work explores the resilience of matter and adaptation to climate change through notions of perception, simulation, and memory.