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[...] limitations may be in the form of an express rule or a law. Be it a justified restriction of the agency of citizens or the result of manipulation, these limits are of the most sensitive nature. A keen observer of his time and of the depths of the human soul, Peter Martensen offers us a set of vivid scenes with Boundaries. There, human figures navigate through landscapes —on the edge of a pit, their feet in the water, on a small boat, near invisible, melted in a field—, or through nameless enclosed spaces and pens. Despite the prevalent stillness of these situations, there is great …