Installation
Replicas of two parts of one stone are cast in wax and placed on identical plinth. A series of colour photographs are positioned on shelves at an angle. The images point back to the opaque earth, which forms a boundary to the domain of light. The mirror traces the phenomenon of daylight, which runs out in open endlessness.
Replicas of two parts of one stone are cast in wax and placed on identical plinth. A series of colour photographs are positioned on shelves at an angle. The images point back to the opaque earth, which forms a boundary to the domain of light. The mirror traces the phenomenon of daylight, which runs out in open endlessness.
