A pale pink cardigan hangs from a wooden hanger against a white wall, its sleeves arranged at awkward angles. A muted blue green tie drapes down the front, fastened with mother of pearl buttons. The garment appears deflated and lifeless, its form flattened and immobilized. Belanger's practice examines the sculptural possibilities of domestic objects and textiles, transforming everyday clothing into meditations on absence, labor, and corporate structures.