“A Place for Unfinished Memories” is a sculpture/installation of twelve columns that can “puzzle” together to create different structures. Each of these twelve columns is built up from four movable parts.

It comprises cast concrete, reinforcing steel, found objects, and used materials.

It is a project that was planned to be able to change and adapt to future displays, places, and challenges.

The base concept around this work comes from architectonic places, like unfinished buildings, houses, and ruins, that somehow impacted Joel’s life and became a way to heal wounds from the past. Now, it will be part of a project, a constant process of transformation and adaptation to present and future challenges.

Title- “Frageis recreios/ Skjør lekeplass”

Sculpture/Installation

Materials- Concrete, Steel, Wood, Found objects

Size- variable dimensions- The tallest with 200cm/base 80cmØ

Group exhibition/ Nitja, Senter for Samtidskunst (Lillestrøm)

2021

​Ruins often inspire Correia's works, but we find a more personal and contemporary reference in this work with childhood memories from the family's wooden workshop in Portugal that find parallels in Lillestrøm's history of wood processing, which is reflected in how the sculptures in the exhibition are constructed.