Drehe das Kissen

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The "Turn the Pillow" series comprises diverse works created in various media, driven by different sources, all sharing the common purpose of notation, which is a universal human need to record, collect, remember, and preserve.

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Art serves as a means to explore the depths of human existence and can also serve as a form of escapism, delving into profound projections and a particular form of the unreal. This series aims to blur the boundaries between simulation and reality, utilizing drawing, paper, photography, and installation.

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The subjects and scenes from the artist's life aren't described for their own sake but are presented to depict life's ordinariness and, in doing so, transcend it slightly to offer hope for the meaningfulness of our existence.

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The series challenges our perception of events, memories, and sensory experiences, while highlighting the power of memory to imbue past experiences with a unique weight and complexity.

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In addition to what is depicted, the physical presence and origins of the works are significant, with different media coexisting to create a unified yet multifaceted body of work.

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Overall, the series explores the complexities of human existence, memory, and artistic expression, alluding to the interconnectedness of life's ordinary and extraordinary moments

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1),  2), 4) Kohle auf Karton, 70 x 100 cm

3), 8) Kohle auf Karton, 100 x 70 cm

5), 6) Kohle auf Karton, 50 x 70

9) Tusche auf Karton, 50 x 70 cm

2017