Not often the walls of
the mind become transparent,
2010
Durable ink-jet prints on aluminium, 70 x 54,9 cm and
47,3 x 40,7 cm
Metal, magnets
Installation view
Not often the walls of the mind become transparent focuses on
a forehead, the physical boundary between the outside and the mind. The
second part of this diptych is a negative in which rocks lie arbitrarily
in a pit, indivisible, indefinable, but at the same time tangible and
charged with the history of which they form the incoherent fragments.