This NON-REPETITIVE ANIMATION encompasses continuous and random changes in speed, size, direction, color, and transparency.

This NON-REPETITIVE ANIMATION encompasses continuous and random changes in size, transparency, velocity, rotation, direction and color.

Here you can see the long version

When this projection will be shown, it will be WITHOUT title - the viewer must "decipher" by her- or himself what's written here. See also the corresponding painting under "Paintings"

Three-letter-words with an O in the middle plus the numbers 0-9 are being used for this NON-REPETITIVE animation. Press the “X” key to hide/show the control panels.

Video: 319 GRAND STREET

See also: EURONORM and AOL

...on the floor/ground because that's how/where most of these bikes end up. I really wonder how on earth these bikes became so twisted, tangled and mangled... is there someone going around doing it on purpose?

With "BROKEN HORIZON", we see fractured horizons in a seemingly never-ending stream of combinations, with an occasional moment of harmony when the images match and create a very short-lived temporary perfect horizon.

This projection uses three Kodak carousel slide projectors with 80 slides each (there are 80 x 80 x 80 = 512,000 possible slide combinations for this triptych, because the projectors are NOT synchronized).

The slides are the leftovers from 35mm slide film developing (that's why once in a while a "ghost image" shows up). Usually these leftovers got thrown away, but I always liked and kept them till I might have an idea how to use them – which became eventually the “BROKEN HORIZON” projection.

Be patient, the images stay for quite a while. The whole "movie" lasts 2.5 hours. I actually made it to be a projection on the wall, running in the background of a show I had.