Three directions

to Lex Pott’s window

After having done some research and let my first thoughts sink in, I’ve identified three possible directions in which we could move.

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Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux, 2013.

Time is materialized within the structure of wood. That poetic quality of the material fascinates me.

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Photo: Hannes Grobe.

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I’m triggered by the hidden patterns within stone - such as decorative qualities that come with transparency and bookmatching (with bookmatching for instance it creates an almost kaleidoscopic effect).
My aim is to transpose these qualities into a contemporary context.

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Anish Kapoor, 1997.

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Ulrich Rückriem. Photo: Wladyslaw Sojka.

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Melanie Schiff, 2005.

By using reflections you create an imaginary space, another dimension, that simultaneously absorb and also absorbed by its surroundings.

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Iris Dostal, 2012. Photo: © Klaus Feichtenberger.