
Collapsed Piano
A piano melted into a dense block that continues to sound through vibration.
PEP VIDAL · ARTIST
A practice shaped by scientific methods, systems and observation.
Every system changes continuously. We do not perceive most of those changes, but they are always present and everywhere. My work investigates the moment when those changes become visible.
One research. Multiple forms.
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A selection of works moving between systems, materials, observation, sound, territory, and time.

A piano melted into a dense block that continues to sound through vibration.

A collective portrait of territory made through collected waters, maps and a growing travelling archive.

Four waters from one hydrological system, presented separately while remaining materially connected.

A cabin built eleven years after the first, continuing an earlier space for concentration, inhabiting and working.

A living, collaborative garden linking botanical memory, religious traditions and four sites in Vic.

1,327 components from an early 20th-century piano, opened into an inventory of relations.
Approaches traces recurrent operations; Elements follows the materials and conditions that move across projects.