1976
three gelatin silver prints, 21.4 × 16 cm, 9 × 6.8 cm, 9 × 6.8 cm,
mounted on cardboard 24 × 15.5 cm,
signed, dated and described on label on the reverse of the mount
unique object
vintage print

This work is an example of the artistic experiments pursued by Marcolla, who is interested in the hardly noticeable border area between reality and artistic creation. The artist considers it to be an area of intellectual play and artistic manipulation, which result in the creation of new meanings and thinking constructs. Her work is driven by questions about the borders of art and by a desire to delimit new areas for artistic manipulation.