Shoge-River, Amagasaki (Japan), 1994

This rotoating large size slide projection projects five tracings from Michelangelo's "The Cration of the World" into the citiy.

Techical Data: Rotating table, stage projector, circular slide cartridge

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Gyokozouin Tempel, Urawa (Japan), 1993

Onto the Buddhist temple Gyokozouin and the trees in a small park before it was projected a tracing of Michelangelo’s ceiling fresco The Creation of the Sun, Moon and the Plantets (also: The Creation of the World).

Technical Data: Stage projector, slide



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This anamorphotic projection has been shown in several exhibitions, the latest of which is the "LIGHT SIGHT ­ 1st. projection biennale Bad Rothenfelde 2007".

Techical Data: Rotating mechanism, Stage projector, slide.

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Museum Bochum, 1991

This intervention is part of the workgroup called the "Michelangelo-Project". An outlined drawing, taken from Michelangelo's Sistine ceiling fresco called "The separation of Light and Darkness" has been projected onto a wall of the museum 24 hours a day. The wall slice, which served as projection screen, starts outside and continues inside of the building as part of an exhibition space.

Technical data: 1 slide-projector, one slide (blank and black)



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Städtische Galerie Wolfsburg, 2001

The installation has been realized on the occasion of the exhibition Forum Junker Kunst.

Technical data: 2 slide-projectors, two blank and black slides



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