NOTHING WILL EVER BE THE SAME
2009 – ongoing
Motors, programming, transparent fabric
Approx. 250 x 250 cm, height variable

A tripartite rhythm of rising, falling and resting occurs in the installation “Nothing will ever be the same”. We see a transparent chiffon cloth that is slowly lifted from the floor at its four outer corners by an almost invisible pulling mechanism. The cloth glides further up, reaches the height of the ceiling and falls down again, seemingly free. Playing with air resistance and gravity, fleeting and unpredictable shapes emerge until the chiffon finally pours out onto the hard floor and lingers for a moment before the process is repeated again, allowing for various associations: An analogy to the rhythm of breathing. Repetition and difference. A staging of contact and detachment. The choreography of a dancer. The framing of the unpredictable.