GERDA VAAS
Every child has to be an "Observer" of the external world from their own niche, carrying values either actively or passively.
Some take on faith what has been instilled in them; others seek a different niche, including an imagined one; some struggle to decide who they are (hesitant to put on the Observer’s cap). Each time we meet someone, we try to understand who they are and what stands behind them. How does this child transform in the process of becoming internal?
Observer characters, symbolizing the children within each of us, are created from polymer clay.
Some take on faith what has been instilled in them; others seek a different niche, including an imagined one; some struggle to decide who they are (hesitant to put on the Observer’s cap). Each time we meet someone, we try to understand who they are and what stands behind them. How does this child transform in the process of becoming internal?
Observer characters, symbolizing the children within each of us, are created from polymer clay.
SERIES «OBSERVERS. GROUPS»
Every child has to be an "Observer" of the external world from their own niche, carrying values either actively or passively.
Some take on faith what has been instilled in them; others seek a different niche, including an imagined one; some struggle to decide who they are (hesitant to put on the Observer’s cap). Each time we meet someone, we try to understand who they are and what stands behind them. How does this child transform in the process of becoming internal?
Observer characters, symbolizing the children within each of us, are created from polymer clay.
Some take on faith what has been instilled in them; others seek a different niche, including an imagined one; some struggle to decide who they are (hesitant to put on the Observer’s cap). Each time we meet someone, we try to understand who they are and what stands behind them. How does this child transform in the process of becoming internal?
Observer characters, symbolizing the children within each of us, are created from polymer clay.
SERIES
«OBSERVERS. GROUPS»
«OBSERVERS. GROUPS»
