(w)hole sky I
2019
paper,cyanotype
29 x 21cm
Holes in the sky are the witnesses of dirty presentation. Google knows the places where the sky can not be conclusively put together and opens up space for imagination.
the eye of the beholder
2019
solarium, mirror, film
180 x 245 x 80 cm
The sky/heaven is a projection screen, a mirror, a free space and vital atmosphere, but also a sign of the finite, a witness to human destructiveness and thus an immanent danger from above: A sky without sun is unthinkable for life just as burned skin.
19 g oxygen
2019
birthday candles, acrylic glass
36,5 x 44 x 47 cm
V_{cube} = 0.355m*0.43m*0.46m = 0.070219m^3 = 70,219 l
V_{O2} = 0.21*V_{cube} = 0.21*70.219 l = 14,746 l
m_{O2} = V_{O2} * 31,9988 g/ mol / (24,055 l/mol) = 14,746*31,9988/24,055 l*g*mol/(mol*l) = 19.616 g
burned by 19 g candles = space without oxygen
volcanoes II (Caspar David Friedrich)
2018
business cards
about 120 x 400 x 70 cm
Each stack shows the average color of a painted horizon by Caspar David Friedrich. During his lifetime, three volcanoes erupted in the world and colored the sky.
(w)hole sky I
2019
paper,cyanotype
29 x 21cm
Holes in the sky are the witnesses of dirty presentation. Google knows the places where the sky can not be conclusively put together and opens up space for imagination.
the eye of the beholder
2019
solarium, mirror, film
180 x 245 x 80 cm
The sky/heaven is a projection screen, a mirror, a free space and vital atmosphere, but also a sign of the finite, a witness to human destructiveness and thus an immanent danger from above: A sky without sun is unthinkable for life just as burned skin.
19 g oxygen
2019
birthday candles, acrylic glass
36,5 x 44 x 47 cm
V_{cube} = 0.355m*0.43m*0.46m = 0.070219m^3 = 70,219 l
V_{O2} = 0.21*V_{cube} = 0.21*70.219 l = 14,746 l
m_{O2} = V_{O2} * 31,9988 g/ mol / (24,055 l/mol) = 14,746*31,9988/24,055 l*g*mol/(mol*l) = 19.616 g
burned by 19 g candles = space without oxygen
volcanoes II (Caspar David Friedrich)
2018
business cards
about 120 x 400 x 70 cm
Each stack shows the average color of a painted horizon by Caspar David Friedrich. During his lifetime, three volcanoes erupted in the world and colored the sky.
