
Departure
Departure is a contemporary and ambiguous term. On the one hand, it describes leaving the old behind and moving toward something new and unknown — personally, spatially and geographically.
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On the other hand, in hunting terminology, it can also refer to the opening of a hunted animal: breaking through the surface to reach the inside of the body and exposing deeper layers. In this sense, departure contains both meanings at once. The uncovering of what was previously hidden opens the possibility for new experiences and new content. Personal development likewise involves breaking open old patterns of behaviour and structures, and reconnecting what is found in that process.
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These familiar interactions form the basis of the works.
This is reflected technically in broken surfaces, rough structures and explosive dynamics. Cracks and fractured areas can evoke erupting crater landscapes, from which — instead of lava — the full, saturated force of colour emerges as a manifestation of the new.
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