After Reflection (9)

Goran Petercol produces conceptual works exploring our perception of space and its hidden potentials. In the sculptures and light installations he has created since the 1980s, the artist experiments with the symmetrical structures, transitions and intermediary spaces presented in the form of an object. His works interact with the physical properties of materials such as wood, metal, glass and concrete, as well as intangible qualities of light and shadow. "After Reflection (9)" is part of a series which followed Petercol’s work "Reflections" (2005), featuring the façades of two opposite buildings reflected onto each other. "After Reflection (9)" consists of a chair with a bulb in a notched arch on one side of the seat. The chair is placed next to the wall so that the light illuminates the space between the chair and the wall, thus referring to the existing interspace, which our perception can, but for various reasons does not notice.