Anchorage Vacancy at Peene Bank Drawing

In my area, the famous river Peene, further up accumulating to the broad Peenestrom at the Baltic sea with the historical heavyweight Peenemünde at its mouth (where in dark times the Wernher von Brauns military rockets were developed), is just a network of streams and ditches. And before they become the true and one Peene, they connect to different smal rivers of the same name, Peene, like the one with the anchoring place presented here. When I jump across the ditches, walk across a wooden board serving as a bridge, or cycle along the river’s bank, the feeling of peace and security is resulting from closeness to nature and origins—but from distance to history, too. Finally, anchoring points invite to stop, contemplate, and overthink. A work from just a couple of feet away from the anchoring, "Boat Rest with Signs of Change", is to be found here at Saatchi's, too. The drawing comes with a passe-partout imperfectly cut by the author himself.