


The video is shot from a subjective point of view and ends
with a coreography (...) in which femenine representations of
love, partnership, sex are the point of reference for this choreographic
look (...) of the main character.
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Length: 4' 54"
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Kunstverein Arnsberg, 2001
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Above and below a board have been placed 22 TVs and a corresponding
number of black Metronomes. The pendulums of these metronomes
have been equipped with surveillance cameras of the size of
a fingernail. These cameras were rocked by the pendulum and
transmit what ever happened in front of them from outside and
inside onto the TV-screens.
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Technical data: 22 metronomes, 22 surveillance cameras, 22 TV-monitors
of the last 30 years
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Video sculpture in front of the so called "Gürzenich" in context
of the Cologne exhibition project "Brückengang" curated
by Alexander Pey in 1998.
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Technical data: Container, 2 exactly synchronized videoplayers,
2 beamers, sound system
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Video sculpture
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With his appropriation and redefinition of a part of the public
space, Carlos becomes an authentic public monument that confronts
the spectator with the use and perception of the collective
space.
Technical data: Round TV monitor, videoplayer, videotape
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Hansa Gymnasium, Cologne 1996
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In the preliminary stages of the UNESCO exhibition project "Art
Special Hansa" in Cologne's Hansagymnasium, I held a workhops
with the students about what it means to say "No".
With a LCD video projector, the video recordings of students
screaming "NO!" in the mothertongue were projected
onto the water's surface. This functioned as a mirror and cast
the video image onto the blackboard.
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Technical data: Water basin, video projector, video player with
tape on loop, amplifier, loudspeaker
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Technical data: Single-8 Film with double or more exposures inside the filmkamera - not in postproduction. Made in Paris and Münster 1984. Assistance: Agnes Forsthuber, Soh-Yong Park and Wolfram Schwegmann.
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