Scars plays with light, space, perspective and scale. At first glance, a green-painted architectural space appears recognisable, yet its strong geometry, unnatural colour and uncertain scale quickly unsettle that familiarity. The space suggests a set or scale model, while remaining strangely convincing as a real environment.
The marks across the green surface contrast sharply with the precise architecture. Like scratches or scars, they disrupt the pristine skin of the space, introducing a sense of vulnerability and unease. Kluiters reveals how easily our perception is shaped by light, colour, perspective and material. What initially seems familiar can, through subtle shifts, become strange and uncertain.