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Justine (1930):
As a child, she was very happy with a slap-in-the-go smile, including with girlfriends. They had in the house an old fashioned bed stitch that was her play area. She had some books and a doll, made of celluloid that the arms were a bit loose from. She was 10 years old when the war broke out. Sometimes hundreds of planes would come over at night. That scared her so much, she hid under the sheets. "There's something about that," s what she says now. The doll she played with still has them, one arm has completely decayed and is apart, the other is damaged. "War must never happen again" she says, "everyone must live in peace with each other
The stickers come from my own childhood (+/- 1985), that was my treasure. I would never have pasted them anywhere then, but kept them carefully!
The flower on the dress was given to me by a child today: "for your artwork" she said.
That play is of all times.
Rosemarijn
