Moheb-Zandi’s suspended mural weaves hemp, hand-spun wool, natural dyes, and recycled threads, reflecting traditional practices within a contemporary, ecological framework. Below, Flament creates a mound of earth and red stones embedded with metal objects, questioning the foundations of value and circulation of wealth.
Together, the works form a spatial dialogue: vertical layers of transmitted knowledge meet horizontal sedimentation of human and economic memory, offering an expanded understanding of currency as ecological, anthropological, and symbolic.