Strolling through the city, I am attracted to No Man‘s Land, to rough places apart from designed city structures. I find them in the middle of Berlin, while they seem completely out of the way. I love this rampant vegetation …
Diptych, 2003…
One of my favourite stories is that of ‘the Wandering Jew’, in which a shoemaker is condemned by Christ to walk the earth until his second coming. He grows old in the normal fashion until reaching one hundred whereupon he …
‘Taming the Beast’ – illustration by Ai Hasegawa
The Wandering Jew was condemned to walk the earth until the second coming. He roamed from land to land, an original gypsy. The name on his passport was Ashwatthama. When he arrived …
Travelling. Fluid, transient and sometimes lost in time, space and usually thought. In viewing these images one cannot define a place or space or nation. They are points that one could pass through everywhere and anywhere. They are fleeting intermissions …
Whilst making references to Rapunzel, it was the rotation of the raveling and unraveling of this industrial waste of fine metal tresses that addresses probabilities and states of being through associations visible universally. When I make the gesture to engage …
Awarded Best film in Domestic Competition, the 4th International Short Film Festival in Tabor, Croatia. 2006.
Further details: http://www.taborfilmfestival.com/
Awarded 2nd place at the 7th Mediterranean Festival of Documentary Films, Siroki Brijeg, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Awarded 3rd place at the …
A song for Noman is a a video made out of documentation of a performative act on the border between Thailand and Burma in 2004. It looks at the ‘in-between’ and placelessness and carries darker undertones.…
