A girl and a boy stand in a stream running down a street — modern houses on the left, wooden shacks on the right. A blue-white plant bursts open between them while fish and jellyfish drift through the sky.

Children Between Two Worlds

Two children stand in a stream that runs down the middle of a street. On one side lies a modern world, on the other a markedly simpler one. Between them grows an extraordinary plant while fish and jellyfish drift through the sky. The children seem not to question the impossibility of it — for them both worlds belong together. The picture recalls the particular openness of a child's perception. “Children Between Two Worlds” speaks of transitions, of origin, and of the ability to let opposites stand side by side.