Delicate lines stretch through space like connections that can tighten, break or disappear at any moment. Together, the works speak about emotional endurance, but also about the wider reality of living in a time marked by instability, conflict and continuous change. There is often a tendency to avoid confronting painful transformation, while signs of it quietly accumulate around us. By allowing collapse, residue and change to remain visible, the works search for a way to not only mourn transformation, but also to reshape and carry it forward.
Variable dimensions, adapted to the space.
* I created this installation for the first time almost 10 years ago. And now again. Bigger, heavier, different. I wanted to return to it, to feel it again and allow myself to take up more space. Since my father died, my work has become more important than ever. He is with me while I’m working, while the fluffy surfaces slowly harden and become heavier over time. Grief feels similar somehow. Deeper, larger, more intense, but also different than before.
