solo exhibition at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, 2008

2008, 310 roof laths,
each 381 x 4 x 1,5 cm
Installation view, Winds and Windings,
KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2008
Photo: Uwe Walter
The sculpture's form was created by the increasing and decreasing curvature of the roof laths - all of which had the same length - as a reflection of the ceiling's arches.



2008, video projector, DVD player, steel cable;
DVD, colour, without sound, 2.30 min, loop
A video projector suspended on a steel cable, caused to swing slightly by its own fan, projects the video of a circling buzzard

2008, stretched paper, 3,88 x 21,52 m
The paper was pasted in strips across the entire window wall, including over the window recesses, where it was stretched taut like a drum. Daylight illuminated the window opening in constantly shifting levels of brightness and shades of colour, depending on the time of day and the weather. Consequently, the atmosphere in the room changed continuously.






2008, Rattan, 100 x 70 x 60 cm
Rattan furniture, softened with water, dismantled and strung together again





solo exhibition at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, 2008

2008, 310 roof laths,
each 381 x 4 x 1,5 cm
Installation view, Winds and Windings,
KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2008
Photo: Uwe Walter
The sculpture's form was created by the increasing and decreasing curvature of the roof laths - all of which had the same length - as a reflection of the ceiling's arches.



2008, video projector, DVD player, steel cable;
DVD, colour, without sound, 2.30 min, loop
A video projector suspended on a steel cable, caused to swing slightly by its own fan, projects the video of a circling buzzard

2008, stretched paper, 3,88 x 21,52 m
The paper was pasted in strips across the entire window wall, including over the window recesses, where it was stretched taut like a drum. Daylight illuminated the window opening in constantly shifting levels of brightness and shades of colour, depending on the time of day and the weather. Consequently, the atmosphere in the room changed continuously.






2008, Rattan, 100 x 70 x 60 cm
Rattan furniture, softened with water, dismantled and strung together again




