6. “ G r a p h i t e - C l o u d s ”
S e n z a N o m e
K l o k h u i s
T e s t a d i R a p a
G r a c e
A p p e l s i e n t j e s
D o u b l e F a c e
O r i g i n
P o i r e B e l l e V u e
N o c i n a
G r a p p o l o
R o s a d e i V e n t i
C a s a d i L u m a c a
F r u i t
L e a v e s
B u r d i e s
K a n n e t j e
R a c c o n t i
B e s
H a l f
T e r r a
E Q
B u b b e l
T - P o t
S p o o r
W e k k e r
E l l a
G r o w i n g O u t
R i d e r s
D a n c e r s
V i o l a
F a m i l
O r o l o g i o
I P i s e l l i
8. My work is like the wind
defined by time and space.
S y m o n a C o l i n a
Art has many interfaces with existence, is
'all round' in its countless disciplines and
nevertheless unlimited.
The interfaces I employ in the visual arts chiefly
tie in with spatial perception, spatial thinking and
contemplation.
Through which infinity apparently comes within
reach.
I took the first steps in writing WHAT during my
studies at the Minerva Art Academy in Groningen.
Because questions like, “What is that?”
“What is the meaning of this?”
and “What is behind this?” have become firmly
rooted fundamental structures in the narrative
and articulated framework of the visual arts.
“What do you mean by that?”
“What?”