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| “Reflections
on Identity” "When it cannot battle with the wind and the sea anymore, two possibilities remain for a sailing ship to continue on its way: shorten sail and slow down, which subjects it to the drift, or use the waves and take in sail to flee from the storm. Far from the coastline, such a flight is often the only way to save the boat and the crew. It also allows to discover unknown shores, appearing when peace and quiet come back; unknown shores that will remain ignored by those who have the apparent luck of following the way of cargo boats and tankers, the foreseeable way imposed by sailing companies." Henri Laborit,“Escape”, 1976 Acrylic/Canvas 125x180cm |