The image is a simple collage with paper glued on paper. I work primarily intuitively; a collage can jump from a picture that tricks a certain sensibility in me or it starts as a formless sensation and my job is then to densify the formlessness to a matter and let the images come forward to me. My working process is an ongoing balance between following, analyzing and emphasizing. To me, collage is a way of thinking; perhaps I've always collaged but not materialized it till recently, this is the last 12-14 years.

The man in the image is a someone walking down a staircase. He has duplicates walking next to him.

Architecture creates psychical room for us to relate to and to act within. The densities of the banisters are dissolving. I believe them to be metaphors of stability or something to hold on to. In this picture they are losing their form and function.

The piece is 212 x 66 inches. I often work in larger scale. I find is nice that the images have a direct relation to our physical bodies.

The piece has a narrative, but it's not a narrative as on a timeline, as we know it from books, where the story develops through time. This picture is a story told like a holistic moment.

This story doesn't need color. It would just confuse the intent.