Seoul, South Korea.
Old and weathered, a building sags under the weight of the idiosyncrasies of life, while silently above, immense faceless monoliths grope ever higher, swallowing the last open spaces, leaving only reflections in their wake.

The world over, our personal spaces (physical and mind) are being eroded by rich and powerful private interests, reshaping them into playgrounds we are granted access to, but in exchange for our civil liberties.

Hands are symbols and tools of communication. Shaping the “C” and “O” are representing the sharing first letters of the words “cooperative”, “collaborative”, “community”, “combine” and “coexist”. The hidden symbol behind the “O” hand means that everything will be okay someday.

The use of different fonts and overlapping is a metaphor of representing the different people, nations, their character and beliefs, uniting under one single word. Only if we are united, we can change the world.

The mashed alphabet is a metaphor of an interesting principal in life – sometimes everything has to go wrong just to make it clearer in time.

The video conference call perfectly visualises the current struggles between space, the physical body and the notion of self. More than ever it’s important trying to coexist and understand what’s on the other side of the screen.

experimental type
about life experience
on earth.

in these times of virtual coexistence the eyes connect us through glass screens, in a collective surveillance where we all see and are seen by each other like fish floating in a gigantic bubble

Never again..
no matter what..
just be a human.

Viewed from different perspectives my series “Sieben Wochen” fits perfectly to the topic Coexist:

My photographic work shows my identical twin sister and me during our quarantine of seven weeks.
We coexist since the beginning of our lives, started with the splitting of the egg cell. On the other hand we coexisted, at the same time, in the same place, night and day during quarantine.

For my project I took 7 photographs in 7 weeks. Every photo represents one week and the feelings we went threw during this period of time. To make them clear I added a few words about the previous days.

Unfortunately I can only show you four photographs, but here is the link to the whole series on my website

Viewed from different perspectives my series “Sieben Wochen” fits perfectly to the topic Coexist:

My photographic work shows my identical twin sister and me during our quarantine of seven weeks.
We coexist since the beginning of our lives, started with the splitting of the egg cell. On the other hand we coexisted, at the same time, in the same place, night and day during quarantine.

For my project I took 7 photographs in 7 weeks. Every photo represents one week and the feelings we went threw during this period of time. To make them clear I added a few words about the previous days.

Unfortunately I can only show you four photographs, but here is the link to the whole series on my website

Viewed from different perspectives my series “Sieben Wochen” fits perfectly to the topic Coexist:

My photographic work shows my identical twin sister and me during our quarantine of seven weeks.
We coexist since the beginning of our lives, started with the splitting of the egg cell. On the other hand we coexisted, at the same time, in the same place, night and day during quarantine.

For my project I took 7 photographs in 7 weeks. Every photo represents one week and the feelings we went threw during this period of time. To make them clear I added a few words about the previous days.

Unfortunately I can only show you four photographs, but here is the link to the whole series on my website

Viewed from different perspectives my series “Sieben Wochen” fits perfectly to the topic Coexist:

My photographic work shows my identical twin sister and me during our quarantine of seven weeks.
We coexist since the beginning of our lives, started with the splitting of the egg cell. On the other hand we coexisted, at the same time, in the same place, night and day during quarantine.

For my project I took 7 photographs in 7 weeks. Every photo represents one week and the feelings we went threw during this period of time. To make them clear I added a few words about the previous days.

Unfortunately I can only show you four photographs, but here is the link to the whole series on my website

We tend to physically spend time next to each other, yet with our thoughts, we are far apart.
It can work though, and with the right company it can even be of advantage.

these eyes of the night consist of different forms, moods and histories – revealing different perspectives. yet they all coexist peacefully at night in their assigned locations, sharing a common quiet street from different angles, gleaming in lantern light. they observe us wandering and accompany us through the night without judgment or fear.

Well, sometimes, it’s not always easy. May it be minor issues or large scale problems. We’re living in a multilayered, complex and eclectic world. Be selfless. Help out. Show empathy. Make life better everyday. Step by step. Coexist.

I chose nine words related to “coexist”. These words represent the rules for coexistence.

As a society, we need to tolerate different concepts of life. There is no blueprint to it. A necessary skill for us to coexist in peace is ambiguity tolerance. Accept and tolerate each one’s indifferences, especially if they do not resemble one’s own. There is no right way, and that’s the beauty of it.

Using a combination of organic and strict geometric visuals, as well as a duality between abstract and planned elements, this painting is about exploring the meaning of “human” life in our current era, how to coexist on earth, and the impact of new technologies.
Being in control and losing control is used as a metaphorical representation of the uncontrolable side of organic elements in opposition to the human need of mastering “life”.
Order in chaos, technological nature.

Using a combination of organic and strict geometric visuals, as well as a duality between abstract and planned elements, this painting is about exploring the meaning of “human” life in our current era, how to coexist on earth, and the impact of new technologies.
Being in control and losing control is used as a metaphorical representation of the uncontrolable side of organic elements in opposition to the human need of mastering “life”.
Order in chaos, technological nature.