Works > Matters of Duration

On the walls, a series of prints are made from overprinting monochromes of cyan ink for up to five hours on the same surface; as a result, the paper is covered with a thick velvety accumulation of pigment, as well as artefacts of the printing process, such as horizontal striations, and vertical lines that mark the path of the printer head, like tire tracks. Their composite character is revealed at the edges of the print due to slightly imprecise registrations between sequential layers. Each print is given a time and space dimension and are titled with the colour of the ink used and the exact duration of actual printing.