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Exhibition

Words that were only meant to be in the air there and then

Laura Liib, second year student at bachelor of medium- and material based art, shows her work in the main entrance of KHiO (left of the reception).

New words continue to come. I’m used to it. They get stuck in me.
They stick between us. I don’t want to give up. I just want everything
to be nice.

On view from the 7th – 15th of December.

Instagram: @lauraliib