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Everything I wanted to see but couldn’t, 2018 The fictional collage printed on the blinds is of a partial structure- a concrete staircase leading nowhere, situated in a desolate landscape. It is a displaced architectural detail that has lost its functionality. The Concrete, a functional heavy protective material is contrasted with the light translucent blinds. The blinds suggest an existence of a window, a gateway which in its essence allows for passage, but the window is not really there.