We come to realize that being connected with ourselves means being connected to space. “Escape” may be something which we have lost. Our origins, our connection with nature and with one another. Therefore Escape is, in paradox, a search for the way back home.

Nina Dietzel  “Paris Diptych 1”, edition of 7

“Paris” series by Nina Dietzel diptychs juxtapose images which cleverly reveal the universal tension between masculine and the feminine archetypes.

Nina Dietzel  “Paris Diptyches 3”, edition of 7

Blue green seats in the cold air train and green plant which looks narrowly cramped under the hot weather. White legs and laid arms of mannequins under the yellow curtain and white coin laundry machines and yellow dry machines. They exist different space but have some common points as color, the materials, and structure. Their combination creates mysterious tension. With these hints, people may be able to enter her captured world and connect them. It doesn’t make sense if it’s only onside. You can think of the message here that human life space and the world are physically separated but connected in some points.