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Commissioned by Museum aan de A<\/em> (Groningen, NL) – work in progress<\/p>\n As liminal: that’s how I regard the transition from the Noordelijk Scheepvaartmuseum<\/em> to Museum aan de A<\/em>. A time of ‘not anymore’ and ‘not yet’, with empty spaces waiting for what is to come. I render these moments and places. I suggest time and space with these renderings to share the experience of interludes and liminal spaces with the viewer. The images evoke a desire to see what is not (yet) there. They leave room for something new.<\/p>\n