"I think I have always been searching for “what is the purpose”.

It is a big question and sometimes I am struggling with it and try to hide from it. But the question is like an inner monologue where guilt and sadness are mixed with joy and understanding. I try to incorporate these conversations into my work in an attempt to leave them, but most often I fail. I frequently return to these inner dialogues. Small details in my everyday life bring me back. The goal is to show authenticity in my work, meaning I have to listen to my inner speech. At times I have to vocalize these thoughts to myself in order to find the answer and then try to interpret that answer through my work."

Harriet Raab

Harriet Raab

"I think I have always been searching for “what is the purpose”. 

It is a big question and sometimes I am struggling with it and try to hide from it. But the question is like an inner monologue where guilt and sadness are mixed with joy and understanding. I try to incorporate these conversations into my work in an attempt to leave them, but most often I fail. I frequently return to these inner dialogues. Small details in my everyday life bring me back. The goal is to show authenticity in my work, meaning I have to listen to my inner speech. At times I have to vocalize these thoughts to myself in order to find the answer and then try to interpret that answer through my work."

Harriet Raab