Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas 70 x 50 cm signed and certified, 2025
What is your “perfect”? The question itself highlights the irony and contradiction of striving for a perfection that can never comprehensively take into account all fundamental aspects. When considering whether there can be a universally valid perfection for certain things, it quickly becomes clear that what we associate with perfection and strive for is not measurable.
A perfect circle, a perfect sorting, the exact implementation of strict specifications - all this is precision, notPerfection. Truly relevant things in life, where we strive for perfection and constant optimization, elude any objectively measurable scale and don't allow us to capture all relevant facets. A perfect relationship, the perfect vacation, a perfect house, the perfect family, or the perfect job—there's no perfection.
