Quelle heure est-il? (Journée Sensible 2) explores the fragility of time and memory through delicate drawings and a limited edition of ceramic watches. Inspired by the Alzheimer’s clock drawing test, the zine reflects fractured temporality – time unraveling, dissolving, and reshaping itself. Both the drawings and the ceramic series Forget and Forgive embody the weight of remembrance: what dissolves and what lingers like an imprint. As time drifts and memory wavers between presence and absence, these works dwell in the fragile space where remembering, forgetting, and forgiving intertwine.

Agnès Wyler studied philosophy at Lausanne University and art at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She is working in series and is constantly questioning the world and what we perceive as reality, making her practice a never ending instrument for critical thinking. She lives and works in Zurich, her work has been shown since 1988 nationally and internationally in various galleries and institutions, like Haus Konstruktiv, Museum Rietberg, Helmhaus, Shedhalle, or Kunsthalle Zurich. She taught at the F+F art school in Zurich, at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem and in other institutions abroad. In 2003 she was a finalist for the Prix Fondation Edouard & Maurice Sandoz and in 2017 she was a finalist in the competition of the Swiss Art Awards. In 2018, 2021 and 2022, her work was awarded the Stipendium of the City of Zurich. Her art work is represented in numerous prestigious collections and was featured in several publications.