NOBA Nordic Baltic contemporary art platform

That, What I don't Own, 2017

This work has been sold

Dimensions variable


The installation consists of four charred plywood objects, a stack made of plywood pieces and a photograph. The main inspiration behind the installation “That, what I don’t own” is a personal experience about the cycle of almost identical desires, modelling the possible future outcomes, then refusing them and returning to the starting point. The two main themes author wanted to talk about in this work are illusion and perception, this is achieved using visual perspective and materiality of charred wood.


Installation was presented in Visual communication student graduation show Voyage of Delight in Riga, Latvia.


Other works from the installation:


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Janis Krauklis. That, What I don’t Own / 1. 2017. 190×120 cm. Charred plywood


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That, What I don’t Own / 2. 2017. 190×120 cm. Charred plywood


krauklis 3


That, what I don’t Own / 3. 2017. 190×120 cm. Charred plywood


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That, What I Don’t Own / 4. 2017. 190×120 cm. Charred plywood


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That What I don’t have – Broken Screens, Broken Dreams. 2017. 27×19 cm. C-print