With Where Water Remembers, Clarice Calvo-Pinsolle develops a sonic and sculptural research in which water, air, and vibration become materials in their own right. Her work explores the ways in which sound imprints itself onto bodies and materials, like a living memory in permanent transformation. Presented as a performance, the installation unfolds as a ritual of activating sculpture-instruments. Through gesture, the circulation of flows, and mechanical systems, these acoustic entities generate phenomena of resonance, oscillation, and propagation, transforming the space into an evolving sonic landscape. Between sensory immersion, embodied listening, and spatial perception, this installation invites visitors to experience a resonant environment in which forms, materials, and vibrations enter into dialogue and temporarily synchronize. For this project, Clarice Calvo-Pinsolle collaborated with Arcam Glass for the creation of glass sculptures, with La Mutine for the fabrication of metal structures, and with Élie Aussi for the motorization of certain pieces. This exhibition is supported by Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles in Paris and Wallonie-Bruxelles International.