wool, mohair and cotton, different sizes, jacquard weave (TC2).
Where Do You End and I Begin?
In the series of works titled 'Where Do You End, and I Begin?' Gistelinck explores if physical boundaries between two human beings can allude and become one common body. Gistelinck makes these bodies perpetually move; they smoothly connect and disconnect to turn into something that is not recognizable anymore. They melt into each other and with the surrounding landscape, moving away from individuality.
(c Zuzanna Rachowska)
In the series of works titled 'Where Do You End, and I Begin?' Gistelinck explores if physical boundaries between two human beings can allude and become one common body. Gistelinck makes these bodies perpetually move; they smoothly connect and disconnect to turn into something that is not recognizable anymore. They melt into each other and with the surrounding landscape, moving away from individuality.
(c Zuzanna Rachowska)