„... ein flexibler Körper hat noch kohäntere Teile, die eine Falte bilden, so daß (sic!) sie sich nicht in Teile von Teilen trennen, sondern sich vielmehr ins Unendliche in immer kleinere Falten unterteilen, ...“
The quotation of Gilles Deleuze or Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was the starting point of the following work. By the description of the infinity in the fold as well as the always smaller becoming fold was for me likewise a transition to the infinity of the range of light. What happens here if both parts are infinite? Is there then a new infinity, or is it the same as addition or subtraction? Above all, how could this be reflected figuratively? Most importantly, how the light works with the folding, what it does, how the light refracts, scatters, absorbs, etc. as a result, was also of great importance to me here. It was rather an attempt to link these two very everyday things in a reduced way and to create a relationship to these two diverse themes
„Die Falte“, Fotogramme auf Baryt, 13 x 18 cm
„Manchmal entstehen Falten durchs liegen“, Chemogramm auf PE, 40 x 50 cm
„Straßenfalten“, Agar Agar, Fotoemulsion, Aluminium, verschiedene Größen
„Straßenfalten“, Agar Agar, Fotoemulsion, Aluminium, verschiedene Größen
„Straßenfalten“, Agar Agar, Fotoemulsion, Aluminium, verschiedene Größen