Pia Jaime's diverse art practice ranges from ceramics to photography, (analogue and digital) to reflect on ideas of love,neurodiversity and the perception of care.
These reflections can take immutable forms, like tiles ,sculptures and photographs.I use props and everyday objects (in front or behind the lenses) to distort or alter intimate daily moments while working with a digital camera.My images transform a familiar space into something uncertain and dreamlike, where time feels suspended and place becomes fragile. I also use camera-less photography that allows me to embrace chance, materiality, and imperfection,these images become even more abstract and ethereal.
In recent years I started exhibiting my photography in conjunction with my porcelain works. I see these objects as a proof of existence, they may not have a recognisable shape but they occupy a clear space and can be touched without taking on the responsibility of the public’ s reactions, they speak of an internal world trying to communicate with the outside structures of power.