Inverted Pastiche consists of fragments of various written texts
and drawings collected in the duration of one year - they overwrite
a wooden structure which is reminiscent of the pages of an open book
and consists out of laser-cut wooden pieces which are connected by
metal bolts.
Following Julia Kristeva‘s concept of intertextuality, which unders-
tands text as a mosaic of fragments of already existing texts.
The already realized sculpture is reassembled in a recycling process,
overwritten with enlarged and distorted text fragments.
The ghostly remains of the text move away from the subject matter, to
a formal visualization of the organization of text while the fragments of
the drawings, develop a pictorial grammar which interweaves with the
remains of the text.
