Category Archives: Artists

15. 2. 2012 Ferry from Una Una to Wakai More ideas for the H-O-P-E installation: 1. Around the video screen the exhibition room is surrounded with a swarm of small black ink drawings, framed with black frames. 2. The x-ray … Continue reading …

13. 2. 2012 Una Una Islands We made it onto the unofficial island. Here is no accommodation for tourists, and the people here are officially not allowed to stay permanently. Una Una was evacuated in 1983, shortly before a volcanic … Continue reading …

10. 2. 2012, Malenge Island I tell our bungalow neighbours, elder Canadians: “It is so impressive for me to return to Germany and going shopping for food the first time. The variarity and the low prizes of all kinds of … Continue reading …

5. 2. 2012, Malenge Island Thinking about the H-O-P-E installation. Flash is a good solution for programing the interactivity. I started to built a screen navigation with a kind of flashlight or x-ray effect of the 1:1 reproduction of Per … Continue reading …

31. 1. 2012, Poso, Indonesia Entering a new land, i never visited Indonesia before, except Bali, but that´s a different story. Poso is a small town in central Sulawesi, it became famous for the riots in the streets 10 years … Continue reading …

17. 1. 2012,  Phnom Penh Back to my poetry, my songs, my voice, my breath, my own speed. Yesterday, i saw some painting by Hellwein in the internet. he made great record covers for Santana, Miles Davies. And i sawsome … Continue reading …

15. 1. 2012, Phnom Penh Questions for a H-O-P-E workshop at Metahouse Phnom Penh, with young filmmakers from Cambodia:

8. 12. 11, Kinshasa Still in isolation at the art academy campus. Yesterday evening, the elections results where published. The last president, Mr. Kambila won again. But now is the question: will it be quiet, or are there more riots … Continue reading …

2.12.11, Kinshasa The race has an end. Tired from 1000 Jobs and things i am sitting in front of the guesthouse of the art academy of Kinshasa in R.D. Congo and have my breakfast. In the last two months i … Continue reading …