2006, Hudson Art Walk
Projection with 2 slide projectors, cobwebs, insects, and various other materials
Variable
Projection of cobwebs, insects, and various other materials inserted into a slide frame WITHOUT glass. These objects were thus "animated" by the projector's fan and the projector's auto-focus, which constantly tries to focus on a surface (that isn't there because the glass is missing) and, therefore, endlessly wanders through all planes of the slide.
1992
Cobweb mounted on paper behind glass
31" x 23", 80 x 60 cm
H. F., Amsterdam
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Click on thumbnails to see details
1992
Cobweb mounted on paper behind glass
31" x 23", 80 x 60 cm
1995, installation c/o Dannroth, Heidelberg
Collected spider webs on paper
3 panels, overall dimension 31" x 71", 80 x 180 cm
Collected spider webs (or better, COBWEBS = old, abandoned spider webs) from the attic of this villa where the exhibition took place.
1995, installation c/o Dannroth, Heidelberg
Collected spider webs on paper
Various dimensions, arrangement variable
Collected spider webs from various corners of this exhibition space (before cleaning it), brought together again in one corner
1994
Spider web behind glass
ca. 8.5" x 11", 21.5 x 28 cm
M. F.; Frankfurt
1994, installation at Arosa 2000, Frankfurt
Cobwebs, insects, and various other materials, slide projectors
DIAMOTION: Projection of cobwebs, insects, and various other materials inserted into a slide frame WITHOUT glass. Thus, these objects were "animated" by the projector's fan and the projector's auto-focus, which constantly tries to focus on a surface (that isn't there because the glass is missing) and, therefore, endlessly wanders through all planes of the slide.
Click on the image to see the video.
Click on the image to see the video.
1992
Spider webs (and their content) affixed on paper
28" x 39", 70 x 100 cm
P. G., Milano
1990, installation view at Schokoladenfabrik Haaf, Heidelberg
Insects, glass panels
dimensions coming soon
I know, it’s a little [meaning "very"] didactic, but hey, it’s the truth
1987
Insects, coffee, bread and cardboard