The result is a panoramic installation with 45 painted panels. There is no fixed order, no literal reference to time or place, but a tranquil reflection on the impact of war.
The Expo is not only a homage to Gurney, but also to all people who seek comfort in art and nature in war situations. “Even today, in Ukraine, for example, there might be a poet looking at the same starry sky,” concludes Depla.