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TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANQUILITY

//OCT 27 - JAN 07//

//NF ART GALLERY//

//KNOKKE//

FADING MEMORIES

"As time goes by memories fade away. What once was sharp, crisp and vivid in our minds, gets blurred. Shapes and colours disappear. No matter how hard we fight. Bits and pieces are gone to never come back.

With Fading Memories I try to visualise this feeling of losing the details. Time has been put to a stop. Details are gone. The images take on a dreamlike surreal atmosphere.

But even the most fragile memory can bring back the whole story. And most of the time, we will remember what is forgotten more beautiful - if

it was tough or hard, softer - than it really was. It's what we do. It's how we survive.

In Fading Memories, I know the story behind the image. The place. The time. The people. You don't. Thanks to what you don't see, the images suggest more open stories than the ones I know. More open stories than they would do if the images were intact. So your mind will create your own story. Immediately. Don't stop it. Have Fading Memories challenge your imagination."

Dirk Roseport

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dirk roseport

22 nov. 20181 minuten om te lezen

Photography and ceramics

Last Sunday Galerie del Campo in Holland started showing 10 pieces from my Transcendental Tranquility project. It’s the first time visitors can see the project on a smaller format (66X091cm). I present the works boxed in a fine black wooden frame.

Also on show at the exhibition are ceramics by Nirdosh Petra Van Heesbeen. She’s a really great person to meet, full of energy and shows some wonderful ceramics at Galerie del Campo.