Wall sculpture

recycled paper, Japanese paper (washi), 

traces of rust stains, binding medium, paper rope, 

box W16,5 x H31,5 x D6,5 cm, 2020-2022

Wall sculpture

recycled paper, Japanese paper (washi), 

traces of rust stains, binding medium, paper rope, 

box W16,5 x H31,5 x D6,5 cm, 2020

Wall sculpture 

newspaper pulp, color pigments, oils, binding medium, Japanese paper (washi), incense ashes, 

H27 x W30 x D8 cm, 2009

Wall sculpture

135 used tea bags, 60 paper clips, gilding liquid, 

H41 x W15 x D4,5 cm, 2019

‘The lozenge motif dates as far back as the Neolithic and Paleolithic period in Eastern Europe and represents a sown field and female fertility.’

From 'The Earth Fertility of old Europe’ [article] 1987 by Marija Gimbutas 

‘Although it is a simple geometric form, the lozenge represented the life-giving womb of the Goddess in many cultures, 

especially those surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.’ 

From book ‘THE YONI - sacred symbol of female creative power’ 1996 by Rufus C.Camphausen 

Wall sculpture

recycled paper, Japanese paper (washi), 

binding medium, H23 x W8 x D9 cm, 2019