Cœur sauvage. Sonia Gomes

Sonia Gomes's practice is rooted in her Afro-Brazilian heritage and relies on the use of used textiles, which she transforms into sculptures with almost organic forms. Nourished by stories and rituals passed down from generation to generation, her work makes textile a language of care, memory and resistance. Between art and craft, she explores the links between individual and collective histories, revealing the emotional charge of objects. At the Palais de Tokyo, a selection of works from the last twenty years enters into dialogue with the architecture of the venue.