Forest Relic unfolds through layered gestures of white, green and muted tones, revealing textures that resemble organic remnants, vegetation and eroded structures. The scraped and imprinted patterns evoke the idea of something unearthed or partially preserved, as if fragments of a forest landscape were emerging from beneath the surface. Through this interplay of movement, material and erasure, Mathis Duhem continues his exploration of abstraction as a sensory archaeology — a quiet yet dynamic presence revealed through texture.