3D Fluid simulations | PLA | 21 x 21 x 40cm
White Washing Parade
Figuren und Fundstücke, bemalt | Figures and finds, painted
2,2 × 1,3 × 0,5 m | 2016 | Read more…
Wildnis
Group of Objects | Objektgruppe
3 × 4 × 2 m | 2016 | Read more…
Deutschland im Herbst
‘Germany in Autumn’ – Found objects, carton, wood | Fundstücke, Karton, Holz
1,6 × 1,7 × 1,9 m | 2016 | Read more…
2nd World
Map, carton, hot glue, acrylic | ‚2. Welt‘, Landkarte, Karton, Heißkleber, Acryl
0,8 × 0,8 × 1,1 m | 2016 | Read more…
Deformation
Interactive sculpture | Disco ball motors, motion detectors, acrylic, wood, carton
0,7 × 0,9 × 1,3 m | 2016
This Installation detects movements and its extremities begin to deform in opposing rotations. The spectator becomes part of the process. | Read more…
Objects for Subjects
Homeland, values and blazons
‘Play’, ‘Hunt’, ‘Work’, ‘Dinos eat Jesus’ and ‘Rooster’ | Fireworks, game pieces,
christmas lights, horns, carton | 0,7 × 0,7 × 0,4 m each | 2011 – 2016 | Read more…
Ascent
cardboard, wood, hotglue, acrylic clear lacquer | 2.8 x 1.5 x 1.2 m | 2014 | Read more…
Ego Tunnel
Autonomous computer installation | PC hardware, cardboard | 1.2 × 1 × 0.8 m
The ego tunnel is an autonomous computer installation. An old PC system was dismantled and all components rebuilt into a new constellation. This newly configured system is only able to observe itself (through a webcam) and reproduce the image of itself in endless repetition. In this sense it is redundant and self-contained as though the system is similarly running a film of itself. This might vaguely be reminiscent of Thomas Metzinger, a philosopher involved in neuroscience who, in his book ‘The Ego Tunnel’ describes the human ‘Self’ as a self-illusion vigorously practised by human beings.
Receivers
Printed cardboard, hardware, hot glue, paint | 0.4 × 0.5 × 0.5 m | 2012 | Read more…
Le Monde, two slices
cardboard, tape, globe | Read more…
Feuerholz
„Firewood“ | cardboard, hotglue, tape | Read more…
Pulpit
Cardboard, hot glue, paint, megaphone
1.5 × 1.2 × 0.8 m | 2013 | Read more…
Neo Kuben
‘Neo Cubes’ | Land art, series of objects | 1 – 2 m³ | 2013
A short film for a documentary presentation of a series of sculptures. As the cubes pictured suggest, the artist was keen to transplant these everyday basic square shapes into a completely atypical environment full of organic, flowing shapes. As an embodiment of structure and uniformity, the cubes pose a stark contrast to their environment. The camera carries out captivating, concentrated circular movements around the cubes.
Music: Bach’s Open Goldberg Variations, by Kimiko Ishizaka
Schnitt: Deborah Uhde
Sonar
Ornament
Relief, plaster cast | 2.4 × 1.8 m | 2014 | Read more…
Stuff
2012 | 13 images of objects | Read more…