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The pendulum swings, embedded in an eternal present, a clockwork mechanism without hands. At the end of the pendulum is a pen, drawing all the time.  Drawing all of time. Stroke after stroke, second after second, the present piles up and becomes the past, something takes shape.Patterns emerge and combine to form a picture that only reproduces what was already there, the folds and irregularities …

„Im Nebel“ is part of the larger series „Minimal Landscapes“. And again I use physically modelled threads and noisefields to create those landscapes and paint the result in collaboration with my machines.

„Am Berg“ is part of the larger series „Minimal Landscapes“. I use physically modelled threads as an analogy to brushstrokes in 3D space. The threads are laid into virtual landscapes, sink into valleys, spread out and trace their shape. Since the landscape is a classic subject in painting, I use equally classic Perlin noise algorithms to create these landscapes. This …

I’ve always had a knack for the cracks and crevices in the walls and floors of our cities and infrastructures. I often see a pothole and think you could just take it and hang it on the wall.So that’s what I did, giving the mistakes the stage they deserve. acrylics on canvasvarying sizes from 60cm x 100cm to 130cm x …

A painterly gesture by a human gets reinterpreted by a digital brain.The result is drawn on top of the original gesture by a machine.An ongoing project of human machine collaborations. Paintings100cmx150cmacrylics on canvas Drawings30cmx42cmink and shellack on paper

Noise based algorithms from the early days of computer graphics are used to generate virtual landscapes. Physically modelled threads are laid down into the landscapes to trace the form with a single stroke. A perspective and region is chosen, the result is drawn by a machine. 150 cm x 75 cm acrylic on canvas

I had the opportunity to join CUEVA at Metzeschmelz 2022 in Esch sur Alzette / Luxembourg. Had a grand day out! (Well, three days actually) Three live machinedrawings approx. 130cm x 200cm on metal and wooden boards.

Grids  of papers, 16 pieces each. Each work exists in two versions,one of which will be sold as individual pieces, one stays in union. 16 Machinedrawingseach 30 x 42 cmink on paper

A painterly gesture by a human gets reinterpreted by a digital brain.The result is drawn by a machine.An ongoing series of human machine collaborations. Paintings100cmx150cmacrylics on canvas

Physically modelled threads are thrown into a virtual landscape that is generated from data of digitized faces. The result is drawn by a machine.An ongoing series of digital-analogue hybrids. Paintings85cmx110cmacrylics on canvas