Off the Wall

This is stand alone piece as well an entity of something larger, eventually.

Off the Wall

Plastic Bricks

2016

3.6 x 4.9 x 4.8 cm, interlocked

The stand-alone-piece consists of two perfectly interlocking sides. The two elements have many different arranging possibilities. There is also a version with barbed wire added.

– Gallery 2017 edit –

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There is a conceptual idea beyond the stand-alone-pieces. That is creating an installation consisting of 16 same ‘Off the Wall’ pieces while each one being individual as well as being part of a larger picture…  Head over to the Kickstarter campaign to find out more.

Crack Link

A retake of one of the first creations from the Enter the Brick series. This was necessary as the colours on the first image were totally off.

This image also serves as my introduction.

 

Crack Link, 2011, image retake in 2016

Plastic bricks, glue

4.1 x 10 x 5.2 cm

Part of the Enter the Brick series.

Virtual Reality

Everything is virtual in our media.  Mash-up universes have a tradition. Basically we’re all directors of our own big screens.

 

 

Virtual Reality, 2017

Digital edit (Processed with Mecabricks & Blender)

Part of the Enter the Brick series.

Para Normal

Folding space and merging the dimensions. Anything is possible if the mind can imagine it. Creativity has no boundaries.

 

etb_para-normal

Para Normal, 2016

Digital edit (Processed with Mecabricks, Blender & Photoshop)

Part of the Enter the Brick series.

Frames & Layers

…out in the streets again!

Over the last few weeks I was working on an installation as part of the 40° Urban Art Festival 2016 in Duesseldorf. As working outside was dependent on the weather the whole progress was stretched over a few sessions.

I was prepared for a very short life time of the installation, but the actual half life was faster than expected. Like one day after doing one part of the door, already most of it was damaged or even stolen. It would have been nice to at least complete the installation before decomposition takes place. Therefore I had to post process the photos taken and merge them into one picture in order to show at least how it would have looked like.

Nevertheless it was fun and a great experience. People passing by were throughout positive and curious.

 

Frames & Layers, 2016

Installation

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