02. sentiment
EXHIBITIONS
K-OZ GALERIE 05.-08. SEPTEMBER 2024
BEIM GRÜNEN JÄGER 11, 20359 HAMBURG
CALLME# 7 21.-23. APRIL 23
JUPITER MÖNCKEBERGSTRAßE 2-4, 20095 HAMBURG
ABSCHLUSSFEST ARMGARTSTRASSE 15. JULI 22
ARMGARTSTRASSE 24, 20087 HAMBURG
7 prints available | 2 prints left
for sale
Medium: Pencil on paper, photographs on Japanese paper
Dimensions 25 drawings ea 28.5 x 37.5 cm, 25 photographs ea 29.5 x 42 cm
K-OZ GALERIE 05.-08. SEPTEMBER 2024
BEIM GRÜNEN JÄGER 11, 20359 HAMBURG
CALLME# 7 21.-23. APRIL 23
JUPITER MÖNCKEBERGSTRAßE 2-4, 20095 HAMBURG
ABSCHLUSSFEST ARMGARTSTRASSE 15. JULI 22
ARMGARTSTRASSE 24, 20087 HAMBURG
7 prints available | 2 prints left
for sale
Medium: Pencil on paper, photographs on Japanese paper
Dimensions 25 drawings ea 28.5 x 37.5 cm, 25 photographs ea 29.5 x 42 cm
Description:
sentiment visually expresses the process of remembering and translates experiences and emotions stored as inner images into drawing and photography.
Just as images in our memory often appear fragmented, the 25 pencil drawings created in this work seem more like structures and fragments—open to interpretation—rather than clearly defined images. The 25 prints of analog photographs, developed from self-processed negatives, were altered to reflect the hazy, overlapping nature of memories.
The word sentiment encompasses both emotion and reflection. In describing this work, both meanings merge into the concept of a memory of feelings. If any images detach or fall off during the exhibition, they will not be reattached—echoing memories that slip away, dissolve, or are already lost.
sentiment visually expresses the process of remembering and translates experiences and emotions stored as inner images into drawing and photography.
Just as images in our memory often appear fragmented, the 25 pencil drawings created in this work seem more like structures and fragments—open to interpretation—rather than clearly defined images. The 25 prints of analog photographs, developed from self-processed negatives, were altered to reflect the hazy, overlapping nature of memories.
The word sentiment encompasses both emotion and reflection. In describing this work, both meanings merge into the concept of a memory of feelings. If any images detach or fall off during the exhibition, they will not be reattached—echoing memories that slip away, dissolve, or are already lost.