



I call my large paper ball "Float" - for the summer group exhibition at Kaleido called "Under lupp" which means "Under the microscope".
Initially inspired by pumice stones my children found a couple of summers ago. At that time I did several ink drawings, with many, many circles one beside the other. Now I used cut out paper circles and glued them side by side. The final form reminds me also of that of a hornet's nest or dandelions...
What do you see?