* Paranoia influenza
is an exhibition composed of 30 canvases
(20x50 en 80x100cm) of which are literally nailed to a wooden
cross.
The crosses are individually possitioned in the room, notably forming a new
cross. Somewhat resembling spectators,
the remaining crosses gather in a
circle around the centrepoint.
This is symbolic of the artist’s source of inspiration;
the crucifixion of life.
In addition, poetry
describes the emotional state in which these canvases were created.
The
artworks can best be described as raw, complicated and with a talented eye
for detail.
An impression of chaos and deterioration. A ten year period of
reflection and maturation is visible in the artist’s canvases.
Layer upon
layer is applied; different lines and surfaces are visible and create
thrilling dimensional areas.
Some art pieces appear to have been damaged,
lived through and skratched upon; her ‘injured’canvases.
The pain and emotional
expressions of the artist are clearly visable.
