KOH:Min li

“KOH: Min li”, which means in Haitian Creole “Body. Their hands./Here it is) is an artistic memorial for the dignity of those who have died of Covid-19. For the past few months, death has been named daily, but only in one way: numbers. From a human, a life, a story everything is reduced to one ... big number. These numbers pile up, as do dead bodies cremated too quickly, put in plastic bags or refrigerated in trucks. Here, the grieving process is fragmented, leaving families to the sole source of comfort: suspended time.