Moving pattern in three layers of ink

The daily stream of passers-by at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, on their way to new locations, situations and encounters, inspired Sanne Bruggink. She transformed this continuous movement into a 2-dimensional composition consisting of various rectangular shapes. These 69 shapes rotate from window to window, from small to large in an upward and downward movement. Each window is a response to the previous window, like a knock-on effect, in an interplay of transparent and opaque layers. These layers seem to slide past one another, creating space. The image is constantly changing, depending on reflection, transparency, light, perspective, background, foreground and composition.

Iwaarden supervised this project and was responsible for the output and assembly. The special feature of this project is that it was printed with three layers of ink. In this way, it plays with transparency and it provides a partial shield from the parking lot behind.