This experience is based on a private interpretation, and the meaning she or he makes out of this cognitive process. A piece of art doesn't have only one explicit message, it has many - being a viewer to my art gives you the opportunity to discover messages beyond my intent. Says Snorre Ytterstad , an artist adding a new perspective to the tradition of sculptures. I try to communicate children's innocence. They often ask why this and why that, not always because they don't know, but because it lies in the nature of children to ask these questions.
Children are easy to strike - they are vulnerable.
Experiences from childhood often form or create treats in our personality. My approach to this sculpture is in this sense psychological. But another person may have a completely different interpretation than mine. Throughout history, artists have always been the innovators, the ones that first employed new technologies to communicate messages. With this installation I try to communicate that art doesn't necessarily have to be something beautiful to look at.