The Physics Series: Clocks

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The Physics Series: Clocks

June 08, 2019

Clocks, 1993, 49,5 x 36 cm

Time is relative. Time is fading. Do we have enough time? Or is it like in The Fifth Element: "Life is what counts, not time"?

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Hommage á Calder

Hommage á Calder, 1991, 67,3 x 14,8 Dedicated to Alexander Calders "Mobiles" found in the Folkwang Museum in Essen, where I spend a lot of time during my studies in the 80ies.

Tubes A, 1993, 56 x 42 cm Tubes B, 1993, 56 x 42 cm Tubes C, 1992, 56 x 42 cm The Triptych Tubes A, B and C . This series was created in December 1992 and January 1993 during my time in Munich, where I started my career as 3D animation designer.

A Mediterranean Cup

A Mediterranean Cup, 2000, 38 x 28 cm Had a good french coffee and a very interesting time on a trip to the Provence (France) in the year 2000. I visited the Fondation Vasarely in Aix-en-Provence because Victor Vasarely is one of my favourite artists. That is why there is a sort of "OP-Art" in this picture. The brown and orange color are made of the earth colored of Roussillon (Vaucluse).

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The Physics Series: Clocks

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