Nothing
True at All
What do you get to see? It's entirely unclear.
Pictures in any case.
Pictures of overwhelming penetration, pictures that expose their effects free of care.
Pictures that don't reflect a direct encounter or memory. Pictures that were somehow photographically generated yet neither "capturing", depicting, nor pretending to bear any relationship whatsoever to the encounter, rendering the photo in its story as the absolute "representational medium".
An example: two mighty buck elk in confrontation congealed in the acuity of a chimerical close-up. The powerful palms share the same stark illumination as the warm earth-brown fur of the muscular creatures; giants in startling meticulousness. The eruptive seen played out in a flat stage-like landscape oddly decolorized, transitioning into black and white. The ambiance of the combat motif is interspersed with elements neither localizing nor rendering the occurrence in the foreground believable. —A storm of light, the flight of stones, the diagonal agitation of spherical commotion. The image space is void of relational depth to the animals' bodies. It is acutely subjected to another perspective as the urgency of the presentation is theatrically accentuated by something revealing itself as a mere backdrop. As such the elk seem to be posing in a diorama in the foreground of a painted primeval world, sharply contoured and collage-like separated from that which is bestowing drama to the occurrence. This however, artificiality makes an all the more pressing demand for the promise of reality. The intersection of the image planes, the continuous focus, the brokenness of coloring always steers the eye most tormentingly back to the colossal central motif and to the question of what one is actually dealing with.
The image space is void of relational depth to the animals' bodies. It is acutely subjected to another perspective as the urgency of the presentation is theatrically accentuated by something revealing itself as a mere backdrop. As such the elk seem to be posing in a diorama in the foreground of a painted primeval world, sharply contoured and collage-like separated from that which is bestowing drama to the occurrence.
Index
No.
TitelYearMaterialSizeEditionPriceAvailability
A-01-001
Daily Distraction of Living2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0001
A-01-002
Still Positive2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-003
Sunny Side up2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-004
The Spirit Departs2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-005
Falling Down #12015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,000sold out
A-01-006
Knowing There Will Be Spring2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-007
Ninty Percent of Your Dreams Are in Vain2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-008
Nordic Walking2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0002
A-01-009
Luck Is Always Somewhere Else2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-010
Based on True Facts2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-011
Cold War2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-012
The Best Is Yet to Come2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-013
Somebody you know is a threat2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle120x90cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-014
Being at the Wrong Time at the Right Place2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-015
Homeland security2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-016
Where Is Alice2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-017
Content Manager of Soul2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-018
Kill Your Darling2015
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0003
A-01-019
Common ground with a stranger2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
A-01-020
Astray2016
FineArt Print: Hahnemühle90x120cm4+1€7,0004
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Daily Distraction of LivingStill PositiveSunny Side upThe Spirit DepartsFalling Down #1Knowing There Will Be SpringNinty Percent of Your Dreams Are in VainNordic WalkingLuck Is Always Somewhere ElseBased on True FactsCold WarThe Best Is Yet to ComeSomebody you know is a threatBeing at the Wrong Time at the Right PlaceHomeland securityWhere Is AliceContent Manager of SoulKill Your DarlingCommon ground with a strangerAstray