…Miss Gertrud is no large person. In fact, Gertrud is so tiny she sleeps in the tulle of a tutu. She works in the costume department, but due to her diminutive size she is struggling to carry large bolts of fabric and lift heavy scissors. Without using magic, that is. Luckily, she is good at magic, and finds that it can solve just about any problem. Gertrud creates perfect costumes and props for the fairground with seemingly endless imagination.

The Poster measure 40×50 cm and is printed on 170 g Munken Polar Rough matte paper to maintain the nice feel of the original in watercolor. Limited edition, when it’s sold out, it is sold out forever.

…“Of all my skirts, this is my favourite”, said my grandmother, smiling through her green eyes. “It’s a vintage Dior, ma petite puce”. We stood side by side in the midst of the clothing collection that gave her so much pride. The room is filled with a strong scent of mothballs and soap. “This will all be yours. You can have it when you are a little older and go out dancing with your copines”. I didn’t want to tell her that I was never invited on such occasions, that I was always alone. I didn’t want to make her sad. It was only later in life that I learned loneliness is something you feel, not something you are.

The Poster measure 50×70 cm and is printed on 170 g Munken Polar Rough matte paper to maintain the nice feel of the original in watercolor. Limited edition, when it’s sold out, it is sold out forever.

…Suddenly, someone takes my hand. We look exactly alike.

“We’re going to jump”, she says, with a wide grin. On the count of three.

It’s like looking at myself in a mirror. But there is no mirror. Like a twin.

“What’s your name?” I ask.

“My name is Elba, just like you”.

The Poster measure 30×40 cm and is printed on 170 g Munken Polar Rough matte paper to maintain the nice feel of the original in watercolor. Limited edition, when it’s sold out, it is sold out forever.

…When I was young, we had a picture of the tower hanging in the kitchen. A black and white photo of people working tirelessly on a structure whose very idea was condemned as utter folly. When I was older, I read about the tower in a book and realized that it was quite close to my grandmother’s village. We went there together and took in the view. It was nothing like the photographs. That was the week before we emptied out her house and sorted out her soap collection.

The Poster measure 50×70 cm and is printed on 170 g Munken Polar Rough matte paper to maintain the nice feel of the original in watercolor. Limited edition, when it’s sold out, it is sold out forever.