by admin on woensdag, 25 december 2013 | Reacties uitgeschakeld voor Time makes everything fall apart | Tags: 2007, 2008Time makes everything fall apart
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Just another day passing by-day, installation:painting-blacklight, 150-300cm, 2008
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Just another day passing by-night, installation:painting-blacklight, 150-300cm, 2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 8, graphite on paper, A4, 2007-2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 9, graphite on paper, A4, 2007-2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 10, graphite on paper, A4, 2007-2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 7, graphite on paper, A4, 2007-2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 6, graphite on paper, A4, 2007-2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 5, graphite on paper, 100-140cm, 2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 4, graphite on paper, 100-140cm, 2007
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Time makes everything fall apart 3, graphite on paper, 100-140cm, 2007
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Time makes everything fall apart 2, graphite on paper, 100-140cm, 2007
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Time makes everything fall apart 1, acrylic- and markers on canvas, 120-160cm, 2007
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Time makes everything fall apart 6, acrylic- and markers on canvas, 2008
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Time makes everything fall apart 7, acrylic- and markers on canvas, 2008
In this series of drawings and paintings in which I wanted to show the passing of time and time related aspect such as finity and infinity and the relativity of the concept time.
I made photographs with a long schuttertime from my selfmade movies of people in movement. In these images people got blurred, they got transparant and they sometimes seem to appear more then once in one image. These different forms I used to show different aspects of time. The transparent people seemed ghosts from another time and I used them to show the past and idea of finity. Later on when I looked closer at my photos I saw the architecture in the background shine through the transparent persons and when I mixed these forms the people all of a sudden started to look like robots. I used these forms to show an idea of the future and of infinity.