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Wood Screws & Founds
 

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Soliloquies
 

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Just Another Ray
 

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Wood screws & frills
 

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Archiving all the way down
 

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The Visit
 

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Exposure
 

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The Frameworkers
 

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Outlines
 

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Self-rebuses (reliefs)
 

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Self-rebuses
 

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Blossoming of Thinktwig II
 

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Homework
 

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Eros Errata
 

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From… Till… At…
 

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Obstacles
 

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Circumstances
 

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Heads
 

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Professor Sunflower
 

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Palmarium
 

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Work, sketches & studio situations
 

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The Barricade
 

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Inversely Proportional
 

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Dothinking
 

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Arrangement
 

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Twist
 

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Blossoming of Thinktwig I
 

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Thinktwig
 

INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL

A sculptural presentation and interpretation of an artist's portfolio.

Inversely proportional (installation)

Installation — Dimensions: 300 x 244 x 300 / Materials: mixed media / Year: 2004

When I graduated, I was one of several laureates to receive a well-known Belgian prize for art students. For the laureate exhibition I built a rough wooden volume. This volume was placed at a distance of half a meter from one of the corners of the exhibition space.

My portfolio, a closed cardboard box and a cardboard tube (together containing a book, posters, a videotape and a multiple) was placed in the corner of the volume. Between the sides of the volume and the walls of the exhibition space were wooden shelves on which I'd  placed a large number of works that were reproduced in my portfolio.

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