Category Archives: Traditional Works

THE TRADITIONAL WORKS are created in the freedom of the format, the direct treatment of the material, without storage and computing time, which isn’t true: in the case at hand, one is the virus of the other.

DIE TRADITIONELLEN ARBEITEN entstehen in der Freiheit des Formats, der direkten Materialbearbeitung, ohne Speicher und Rechenzeit, das stimmt nicht, im konkreten Fall ist das eine der Virus des anderen.

2012/85 II

Posted on 4. Juli 2012 by admin
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6-teilig, à 21 x 29,7 cm, Edding 950 auf Papier, 2012

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2012/85 I

Posted on 4. Juli 2012 by admin
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3-teilig, à 21 x 29,7 cm, Edding 950 auf Papier, 2012

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Helga + Herbert Schager: Fuck off

Posted on 5. Mai 2012 by admin
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Helga + Herbert Schager: Spiderman

Posted on 27. April 2012 by admin
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There’s no place like home…

Posted on 27. April 2012 by admin
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3-teilig, à 42 x 29,7 cm, Edding auf Papier, 2011

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DEXTER

Posted on 13. Februar 2012 by admin
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mehrteilig, à 21 x 29,7 cm, Edding auf Papier, 2011

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SHORT STORIES

Posted on 14. Januar 2012 by admin
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20-teilig, verschiedene Formate, Prints/Edding auf Fotopapier, 2011

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“Hommage to Neasden Control Centre”

Posted on 14. Januar 2012 by admin
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10-teilig, à 21 x 29,7 cm, Edding auf Papier, 2011

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011/85

Posted on 29. November 2011 by admin
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8-teilig, à 21 x 29,7 cm, Edding 950 auf Papier, 2011

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More Heads

Posted on 20. September 2011 by admin
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7-teilig, à 42 x 29,7 cm, Edding 950 auf Papier, 2011

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