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Starting
out as a play on characters from Nordic folklore, Eyes as Big as Plates
has evolved into a continual search for modern humans belonging to
nature. Inspired by the Romanticsʼ celebration of imagination, each
image in the series presents a solitary figure in a landscape, dressed
in elements from the surroundings that indicate neither time nor place.
The scenes take into account qualities of timelessness and
universality, yet suggest an additional narrative by revealing traces
of the charactersʼ individuality and signs of contemporary living.
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