Daydreaming

Vintage music paper (extract from Beethoven sonaten)

"Our work and the whole creative process of each piece is very fusional. We are both driving the creative decisions. Almost each and every step in our work is decided by both of us. We develop an idea together and then do a little photo shooting. Every artwork starts from a photo taken by us.

Afterwards we both cut the stencils. Then come the parts where tasks are a little bit more separated. Before our kids were born we used to paint together on the artwork at the same time. When Jana got pregnant she stopped painting with spray paint in the studio and therefore focused more on the parts with the brushes.

Js is preparing all the supports, cutting the wood and putting the assemblages together and spaying the stencils. Even if our work is very fusional it is important that each of us find some freedom in some parts of the process.

Yes, naturally we sometimes disagree 😉 that’s a part of our process. It’s a way to discuss, find new solutions and open new perspectives. As long as it keeps being constructive it’s a good thing!"