The installation “Past-Future” consists of three main parts: the ashes of burnt paper, second the remaining blank, white paper, arranged as cylinders, and third the sense of the smell of burnt paper and ashes.
The remaining ashes of the burning process are scattered on the ground, they reflect the past, and can be taken away by the spectators' footprints. The countless cylindrical columns with burnt edges and of different heights reflect the future, however they do not concretely reveal it, as there are no words written or printed on the paper.
PAST – FUTURE
paper
2002-2012
