Die Wabe (German for „the comb“) is an analog (or even digital) interactive sculpture (installation?) especially created for the landing of the C74 in November 2015.
The „Fortress of solidarity selector“ is an interactive video platform. The user puts a color stick into a tube to play and watch videos. The player starts as soon as one of the color sticks is put into the tube. The 3d-printed tube and the color stick lights during the playback.
It is important to note that all parts expect the 3d-prints are abandoned materials like mc cases, found wood plates, etc.
Germany is advanced in wind power. We have those modern "wind mills" everywhere. AND: thats good. We can't rely on fosile fuels. Sooner or later oil and gas is gone. AND: what then?
The broken lines of energy supply. What will happen if the energy supply will break down? Will we kill each other for the sake of having energy? The photo was taken at the Ruhrgebiet
We want more all the time. More new smartphones, more new computers - BUT we never think about where the more new comes from. We are so detached from earth that we produce and consume 24/7/365. And what do we leave behind?: an uninhabitable planet we leaf for the next generations to clean up. Is this the way we should live our lives? Certainly not. We are not on this planet to cause its collapse.
The photo was taken in Finland.
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Part of the brave new words series. Are you certain is the queston the viewer has to answer. The smaller letters in the background form words like SSL, Encryption, Wikileaks, Whistleblowing, etc. The brave new word series reflect on the words we learned since Edward Snowden leaked the NSA documents.
Silk screening on an open 3.5" hard drive driv. The print is protected by acrylic glass.
Though you finaly decided on which site you are on? No you didn't? That's really ok. Take a deep breath. Think over it again. Still no decission? No worries we will help you - once and for all. Yes, you don't need a new TV and you don't need the new state of the art 1000,- $ coffee machine. Buy art instead - my art. Do something good and support upcyling - now!
the photo was taken during students protests in Berlin back in 2004. During that time I elaborated on black and white photography together with other students who were living at the Victor Jara dorm in Berlin Biesdorf.
The photo is more current than ever. We get watched by whomever for the greater good of peace. In 2014 it still feels like that we are watched by the staate more than ever before. It feels like everything is known by someone - even if we don't know who this Mr or Ms "someone" is.
