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A number trivial everyday coincidences bring about an image that in contrast is not trivial at all. An image capturing time, fixated on the wall. “Homage to a chair” is a massive abstraction/ concretization of the world that surrounds me. It’s the accidental compilation of numerous things: a chair, a blade of grass, a spine, a cone, ... developed into an intuitive design. The imagery is brought together by a game of contrast, tensity and repetition in which it carries connotations despite these abstract conditions. A spectator starts to think, to doubt and looking for a reason why. But the solution is absurd, trivial, like the waving grass, a chair standing in a room or a mountain reaching for the sky. It’s the accidental course of events that defines their position until someone, while passing by, takes its time to behold them, the way he does.