Untitled 2016

Kinder Album, born in 1982, made this untitled work using watercolor on paper. The fluid, translucent qualities of the paint lend themselves well to depicting the scene's dreamlike atmosphere. The washes of color evoke a sense of hazy light and open space, while the simple lines create a childlike perspective that allows the viewer to focus on the narrative elements: the two figures pulling a large, ambiguous object. The decision to use watercolor, a medium often associated with amateur or beginner artists, could be seen as a deliberate choice to challenge traditional notions of artistic skill and value. By embracing the inherent qualities of the material, Kinder Album invites us to reconsider our expectations of fine art and to appreciate the expressive potential of everyday materials and techniques. This piece reminds us that the true value of art lies not in the complexity of its creation, but in its ability to evoke emotion and spark our imagination.