 “I rather see in these works as such something that is invisible.It comes to light as a kind of grieving, which these images represent, and which becomes acute while we look at them.”

Dietrich E. Sattler, a poet, critic and editor of the ‘historisch-kritische Hoelderlin-Ausgabe,’ a new, thorough edition of the collected works of Friedrich Hölderlin (1770–1843), wrote about one of her works, “The moment represented” in the work “never was nor will it ever be.The same is true of the (represented) space; it exists and does not exist.