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paper, gesso, ink, Tipp-Ex, graphite and oil paint embedded in beeswax

20 x 20 cm

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‘The studio becomes a safe place for the deconstruction and reconstruction: it’s a safe place for failure, for an image to begin and fall apart, and it’s (more importantly) a safe space for uncertainty. A protected space where one can not know how the different fragments add up; what is the meaning of different elements. It’s a place for reconsidering old formulations and rediscovering new ways of understanding. It’s a place where one can entertain two contradictions: when two contradictory impulses, understandings and ways of seeing the world rest together and find an accommodation in the space.’

William Kentridge 2012

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