Created on 2024-11-18

The image shows a two-panel artwork contained within a single frame. The frame is wooden, with a light natural finish. The upper panel features a print with a light gray background, and upon it, there are six small, three-dimensional, book-like objects depicted as if they are in flight across the panel from left to right. Each book appears to be open, with the pages fluttering or fanned out and slightly varied in color. Below these objects is a caption that says "Wonder What's in There" followed by the date "2010". The lower panel appears to be a textual artwork with a printed passage of text describing air raids in an unspecified location. Some of the text is obscured or redacted with a filled rectangular shape, censoring the content. The text speaks about the impacts of these air raids, mentioning the destruction of almost everything the author built in a particular city and the loss of external and internal structures of houses. The piece may be addressing themes of censorship, memory, or the impact of war, but without additional context, it's difficult to draw a definitive conclusion about its full meaning. The objects and text seem to invite the viewer to ponder the stories or information hidden within or behind what is immediately visible.

Created on 2024-11-18

The image shows a series of five silver-colored abstract shapes arranged in a horizontal line, resembling the outlines or profiles of books or similar objects. The shapes appear to be created as part of an artistic work or installation, titled "Wonder What is There" and dated 2019. The second part of the image contains a text passage, which appears to be a description or commentary about air raids in the West, though the specifics of the text are obscured.