Noon

The Sun, The Trip plays with the dual meaning of the word “trip”—as both a journey through space and a hallucinatory experience. In this project, travel becomes a means of self-exploration rather than destination-seeking, with places and encounters serving only as catalysts for inner discovery. The sun, depicted as a smiley face, becomes a symbol not of enlightenment, but of escapism—an icon of altered states and fleeting detachment rather than lasting understanding.

Paul Journey investigates the aesthetics of travelling from 1997. His works include installations, paintings and photographs.

Digital print on magnetic foil attached on metal frame. It features 4 spacers on the back, which hold the panel 2cm away from the wall. It also includes 2 hooks, allowing the frame to be mounted both horizontally and vertically. The frame has 4 holes so the print will be easy to remove by pushing it from behind and lifting up. The QR-Code will send you to the homepage of this website. The frame effect, where present, is digitally printed. Cleaning: Do not use solvents or alcohol.

Dimension:  46×64 cm
Year: 2024
Edition of: 1