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2 Photographies on Archival Paper, digital pigment print, black aluminium frame, destroyed aluminated security glass, 90 x 60.2 x 2 cm, unique, 2014


The photographs of the series For what it’s Worth depict individual protagonists in their movements to throw stones. The security glasses, destroyed by the very stones detailed in the photographs, are commonly used for representational buildings such as banks or governmental buildings. While manifestly coded as male, the aggressors are indistinct towards their political beliefs or social background. 

Exhibition view "Spiegelungen - FlächenTiefenSelbstbetrachtungen"
Gallery Nosbaum Reding, Luxembourg
13.06.2019 - 27.07.2019
Curated by Harald Theiss

 

 

Exhibition view "Spiegelungen - FlächenTiefenSelbstbetrachtungen"
Alte Feuerwache Berlin
September 7th - Octiber 10th, 2018
Curated by Harald Theiss
Photo: Moritz Hirsch

 

 

Exhibition view "Everything In Its Right Place"
Gallery Bendana - Pinel Paris
March 21st - May 7th, 2015