Interview What was the first art/design/architecture work that impressed you? Nature generally is the first art one admires and besides that the history of design, art and architecture without which we (artists) would be nothing. There was the works of James Sterling and the Centre Georges Pompidou that inspired us to turn to contemporary architecture. Although there are genius minds that create ideas like the above, there are people who are able to use these ideas and transform them with manual labor into something that is really there and that is as fascinating. How do you reflect on light as a material or media in your work? Every single shade of color and/or light may be allocated to very specific emotions. The depth of light and light in its ever-changing diversity is the most important and consistent focus in our work. Working with light and for light, creating and establishing controlled chaos and through this again have harmony in our works of art and space is our main goals. What was the guiding interest in your conceptual approach of your work, which we will see during GLOW? To create a multidimensional work of art. What made it interesting to work in Eindhoven? Being one of many and therefore being part of a multi-creative process that again is not multi-creative in the sense of many working together but many working for themselves on the same project and therefore create a not calculable and hopefully overwhelming force of creativity and art. What kind of respond do you expect from the audience? We never expect responses because the responses you do not expect are always the most rewarding and also there are as many responses and thoughts to a work of art as there are audiences so how can you expect something. Anything you would like to add? Thanks for letting us be a part of GLOW 2008.