Cinderella(Side 2)   2016, 116 x 172 cm

This is a dou­ble-sided piece with no front or back, but rather two sides cre­at­ing to­geth­er the artis­tic ex­pres­sion of the piece. It is meant to be ei­ther hung on a wall with the op­tion to al­ter­nate which side is shown, or to be sus­pend­ed in a room, with both sides equal­ly view­able.

Dur­ing my dai­ly walks, while tak­ing pic­tures for the cur­rent Dai­ly Walk­ing piece, I al­so col­lect­ed ob­jects on the ground when­ever they at­tract­ed my at­ten­tion. Once I had col­lect­ed one hun­dred of them, I as­sem­bled them on this piece.
Cin­derel­la lost her shoe which was sub­se­quent­ly found by the prince, with a hap­py end­ing of the sto­ry. I find ob­jects that were lost or dis­card­ed by oth­er peo­ple and they be­come en­no­bled by be­ing part of a work of art. They are dis­as­so­ci­at­ed from their orig­i­nal mean­ing or pur­pose, es­pe­cial­ly on the oth­er side of the piece where on­ly the ob­ject out­lines are shown: they be­come hi­ero­glyphs of an un­known lan­guage, telling a dif­fer­ent Cin­derel­la sto­ry.