‘I have been recreating old photographs from our family albums or moments from memory. I’m trying to create what is already there, a fragment of life with the idea that once recreated I may also see the surrounding environment as well. Through this I experience the dissolution of boundaries, the permeability of time (…).’

[LESS]
‘I have been recreating old photographs from our family albums or moments from memory. I’m trying to create what is already there, a fragment of life with the idea that once recreated I may also see the surrounding environment as well. Through this I experience the dissolution of boundaries, the permeability of time (…).’

‘You cannot see a face, hidden by hair the girls’ identity is concealed. What’s the age of the model, is she a child or adolescent? Perhaps she’s captured between both of these, unable to grow up. Absorbed, she gazes elsewhere: in a toyshop window, through a microscope. (…)’

[LESS]
‘You cannot see a face, hidden by hair the girls’ identity is concealed. What’s the age of the model, is she a child or adolescent? Perhaps she’s captured between both of these, unable to grow up. Absorbed, she gazes elsewhere: in a toyshop window, through a microscope. (…)’