Loumi Le Floch explores the quiet poetry of material transformation through layered textile forms. Composed of soft, hand-worked fabrics, the sculpture unfolds in gentle, organic curves that resemble skins, shells, or natural peelings—suggesting processes of protection, shedding, and renewal.

The work balances delicacy with presence. Each layer reveals subtle variations in tone and texture, creating a rhythm of concealment and exposure. The tactile quality of the textile invites a sensory reading, while the suspended or wall-mounted form gives it a light, almost breathing quality.

Le Floch’s practice often reflects on time, fragility, and the body, translating these themes into sculptural textiles that feel both intimate and architectural. In Precious Peels, the material becomes a metaphor for transformation—where what is shed is as meaningful as what remains.