Vallet observes the signs of the living world and fixes them into matter, assembling elements like offerings or poems, quiet reflections on the fragile equilibrium between human presence and nature. 

The porcelain itself is subtly white and translucent. Fired at 1,300°C, it carries traces of rust and disruption that unsettle notions of ceramic purity. Marked with motifs reminiscent of encrypted or forgotten languages, the surfaces reveal delicate shifts between opacity and translucence. Light, texture, and graphic rhythm work together to express a quiet inner life, a tactile invitation to slow down and reconnect with material, gesture, and the silent intelligence of the natural world. 

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