The work “Pre” depicts the vascular system of a single leaf. Found roughly two years ago in the clearing of a forest it has since then been encased within a 7 x 7 cm diaframe. With a high quality scan the intricate pattern has been recorded and is presented as an enlarged print. Within an object of such small proportions a landscape of seemingly endless roads much like a city map is revealed. “Pre” reminds us of our own relative size and perspective as we are also just a small part of this world & universe.
About:
Gromolls works challenge the collective view on nature & reality and open up new ways of perception.
As such she is not only exploring the world of flora & fauna, but also the fields of spirituality, quantum physics & quantum philosophy caught her attention.
Always looking for the essence of her subjects, Gromoll presents them in a newfound way that often comes as an interactive and sensory experience which allows the visitor to get close and connect on a deeper level.
During the process & development of her work she aims for minimal interventions in order to illuminate an aspect and display it in the most genuine manner.
No single work is constant but will always remain in a state of change.
Whether it is the slowed down transiency of deceased insects inside of a glass cocoon, the re merging of printed leaves into their habitat or the change of stones which we probably can’t detect with our senses during our comparable short lifetime. There will always be a tomorrow within Gromoll’s works, that allows them to live & transform.
Gromoll herself states that as an artist she does not aim to create. She simply allows her subjects and materials to communicate.