The last episode of the Ruhrpott tetralogie is now online at Ruhrpott Part IV - long kiss goodby.
Dominik Jais is working with mixed media, mostly old computer parts like floppy disks, hard drives and circuit boards. His art is a continuous reflection about humanism, the human habitat and environment. Find selected works in the artwork section.
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The local newspaper Sydän-Hämeen Lehti wrote an article about me and my show "are we the robots". The article is available online as well.
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| When I deconstructed one of our sheds I came across some old windows. They basically fit the size of our raised bed… https://t.co/UQrlPcbMI2 — 18 hours 27 min ago |
| Building a natural climbing aid for the peas. Will be part of the raised bed soon. #kletterhilfe #rankhilfe… https://t.co/cUQoPzFmvN — 1 day 17 hours ago |
| Testing the alignment of the raised beds with the walking ways... #beyondbuckthorns #raisedbedbuilding… https://t.co/dJMcnkVA5U — 4 days 13 hours ago |
| Raised bed building time. 12 in the make. #shusugiban #raisedbedbuilding #permakulttuuri #beyondbuckthorns… https://t.co/3x6u0Dvrey — 4 days 19 hours ago |
| yes, there is a lot of it on its way. Grow Grow Grow! We currently have tomatoes, radish, squash, zucchini, peas, a… https://t.co/tAA9qh0lJ4 — 1 week 4 days ago |