Dusty family albums filled with old photographs – lost memories and stories which nobody can tell anymore. 
For me the series is a try to connect the past with the present.
Intuitively pictures of different family albums were chosen and printed on handmade paper. Some parts of the photographs already experienced in a natural way of yellowing and fading an alienation – showing the traces of time. Afterwards metal plates were treated in methods of drypoint technique and/or etching and were finally printed. The result is an overlapping of picture and graphics. At the time the etchings partly pick up structures and directions of lines of the elements in the pictures. Directions are tightened, persons are made anonymous or narrative levels are included. While looking at the pictures, some of them evoke associations, waken memories, a feeling of familiarity. Arranged together, all prints/pictures seem to connect with each other and tell a fictive story.    

It is a play of oblivion and remembering, of anonymity and familiarity.