The verry easily teared up crepe paper is in the center of interest. The artwork is made of white crepe, cut into 5mm strips. These strips are used to crochet a large ball (approximate diameter: 2 m).

 
The use of two different stitches gives the shere its structure. The ball is open on one side so vewers can look inside. Presented in a very small room with no windows  the visitor gets a feeling like the ball could burst the room. Even though the material crepe paper is light and easily teared up. By aimed light composing there can be shown a nice shadow-play that changes by the move of the visitors or by rotation of the source of light.

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