This is a journey.

A journey from childhood holiday photos to the questions and realizations of adult life.
A journey into the artist’s self - and perhaps, into your own.

Artist Lis Kasper, in her work as an art therapist, has turned inward with a renewed sense of curiosity.
In this exhibition, she explores the questions that arise from her own life. What do we carry with us? What do we pass on - consciously and unconsciously?

Here, Lis Kasper presents a process of revisiting her own archive with fresh eyes.
Childhood portraits, old photographs, emotions from the past - stitched together, painted over, reinterpreted.
Alongside these, she presents new portraits - dressed up, transformed - reflecting something deeper: the roles we play, the feelings we hide, the identities we grow into and out of.

“Transformation is about change - and about what remains when the layers are peeled away.
It’s about standing in your own space, in your own life, and saying: This is me,” says Lis Kasper about the exhibition’s theme.

“I hope you’ll explore the images - maybe you’ll see something familiar.
Maybe you’ll feel an echo of yourself.
Because in my story, there are traces of something shared.
Something human. Something we are.”