The ongoing series Grey Matter currently consists of the works Grey Matter I-VII, dealing with the drawing as an allegedly monochrome medium in an aesthetic and metaphoric sense. Greyscales in that matter are often defined as the in-between black and white, the borders. In Chroma these borders become fluid, they dissolve in the descriptions of the once declared ‚non-colors‘. Investigated through this series of works is the both haunting and calming idea of grey areas in a sociopolitical system. Half-truth for example is represented in Grey Matter VI and VII, stating that the different shades of grey can not be normed and for another building a camouflage-like tent in which ‚grey area of secrecy‘² lies.
²Derek Jarman, Chroma,Vintage, London, 2000, p. 54
Grey Matter IV
2016
Graphite and Cardboard
100 × 150 cm
Grey Matter I-III
2016
Paper and Graphite
30 × 42 cm
Grey Matter V
2016
Fabric and Acrylic Screenprintcolor
100 × 150 cm
Grey Matter VII
2016
Fabric and Acrylic Screenprintcolor
150 × 200 cm
Grey Matter VI
2016
Paper and Ink
65 × 50 cm