Blad met handtekeningen Possibly 1949

This photograph of signatures captures a moment, frozen in time, by diverse makers. I love the way the sharp monochrome tones draw you in. You can almost feel the weight of the past. The photo shows a crowded room, filled with people gathered around tables, their backs mostly turned to us. In the background, there's a stage with speakers and a large banner. The contrast between the light and dark areas creates a sense of drama, highlighting the importance of the event. The many signatures, scrawled across the page, act as a kind of collective mark-making, a testament to shared experiences and collaboration. It reminds me of those Dada collages, a cacophony of voices and perspectives mashed together. It feels like a conversation across generations, a reminder that art is always built on the shoulders of those who came before. It's a messy, ambiguous, beautiful dialogue that never really ends.