Net Positive takes its title from an economic accounting concept — the point at which a process gives more than it takes. This sculpture is built from recovered fishing nets and ocean plastic, its structure derived from carbon sequestration models projected as a blueprint. Dubois asks: what would it mean if the object itself were the proof?
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The Dialogue of Form and Space
Every artwork is an extraction of time, captured in a deliberate balance of texture, form, and light. It exists not merely as a visual object, but as an open invitation to perceive the unseen—a bridge between the artist’s inner landscape and the quiet contemplation of the observer.
Through a meticulous layering of medium and intent, this piece challenges the boundaries of its own surface. The deliberate composition guides the eye across subtle transitions, creating a rhythm that shifts depending on the environment, the time of day, and the perspective of those who stand before it. It is a silent dialogue, preserved in its purest form, meant to anchors itself within the space it inhabits.
"Data tells us what is happening, but art makes us feel it. I want to turn numbers into shadows and light, forcing us to look at the footprints we leave behind."
Specialized in digital-physical hybrid sculptures, Chloé Dubois uses recycled ocean plastics and interactive projection mapping to visualize environmental data. Her immersive pieces turn cold climate statistics into deeply moving, sensory experiences.
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