Landscape
Enough said. Maybe not the most exciting of subjects, but sometimes it does not need to be that way. I should make more of them, it is almost like meditation.
Barn Style in the clouds
Materials: Fiber composite material, wood, shellac mixed with stone powder, print, paint, wood filler
Print: Photolux Professional Matte 230
Dimensions: 40 x 65 cm
Everything is hidden with a veil
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 25 x 100 cm
The King’s Gardener
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, rusty metal parts
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 45 x 45 cm
Blue ink ornament with “Spots of light with teeth”
Materials: fibre composite material print, ink, paint, pigments, nail polish
Print: Litho archive matt
Dimensions: 85 cm * 65 cm
I tried my hand on smaller ornamental frames, and this is one of those that I like most. The other ones are red and white – but they are not finished yet. So there’s more to come.
Could turn them into a flag of sorts, the Dutch flag would be fitting maybe – even though I am totally not a nationalist. It got me thinking regarding the new Kleistpark price. Stay tuned.
Heaven in the Mountains, where it is supposed to be
The only question is: where are the old gods hanging out? Maybe they found a better place, who knows.
Heaven and hell 3B / Anthropocene
Ornamental frame with photomontage made/updated for the exhibition ‘Filmriss / Blackout‘ during the European Month of Photography 2016 – also chosen as featured image for the exhibition at EMOP.
Materials: Fiber composite material, print, paint, rusty screws
Print: Litho archive Matte
Dimensions: 120×140 cm
Die Romantik, ein Zurückblick (2014)
Made for the exhibition ‘Road to Europe‘. I would like to do more with this post- or neo-romantic theme (whatever you want to call it)
Size: 36cm*74cm @300dpi
Pixelsize: 4252px*8709px
Origin: Composition made with (glitched) photos
Die Schöne Müllerin
A poster I made for a concert of Franz Schubert’s ‘Die schöne Mülerin’ performed by Wolfgang Mirlach and Akane Kubo. The idea was that the poster could be used with both sides up (water or air on top).
Paradise 1 (2005)
Originally made for my father. He is most certainly not a religious man.
Size: 44,03×20,8cm @300dpi
Pixelsize: 5200px*2457px
Origin: Composition made with photos, scans.