The sculptures of Octave Rimbert-Rivière (La Seyne sur Mer, France, 1988) cross-over, mash-up, code-switch, trans-mutate and counter-craft without hierarchy of process or material. The installation Inanimate Friends consists of heads blown from colored glass. The heads seem to have faces on both sides and are ghost-like hanging in the exhibition space. Behind the glass sculptures, Rimbert-Rivière installed two-dimensional works that are suggesting the same spatial qualities as the heads that flirt with the viewer like a trompe l’oeil. The emptiness of those grotesque figures is reminding us that everything around us could be an imitation, a ghost coming back from the past, or a combination of something haunting and humorous.