Museum and Exhibition

 

 

»Wandel ohne Wachstum« (Change without growth), German Pavillon at the Architecture-Biennale Venice, 1995.

The photo shows the main hall with the installation of a large white wave which curves over a black block of earth. Topic of the exhibition was the transformance of an industrial landscape (by the example of the Ruhr district) into a new network out of nature, work, living and spare time. No hard cuts but gentle transitions should be found.

The main hall was conceived as an eye-catcher. In all other rooms the topic was shown on single examples.
 

 

 

»Berlin–Berlin«, Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin 1987.

View into the central air well. Remember the famous 20s by night as a large walkable model. Fritz Lang's »Metropolis« rises up again. The bright, pulsating big city as a film studio, laboratory, building site and scene of 'wild life'.

 

 

View into an industrial area with machine objects (exhibits).
 

 

View into a black room with dynamic fragments – ice storm, blown life.
 

 

»Prometheus, Menschenbilder zwischen Ideal und Wirklichkeit« (Prometheus, human images between ideal and reality)

The large exhibition was produced 1998 as a multimedia event at the Völklinger Hütte (Saarbrücken). There were practically no original objects but photos, slides, films, reproductions and dupes.

After the enormous success in Germany the exhibition was invited to Tel Aviv, Israel. Especially here the unusual picture combinations (Jesus–Batman, Madonna–Madonna) could unfold their provoking strength. Many Israelian people were indignant. Even a demand to the Knesset, to close down the exhibition was submitted. Instead of closing down the exhibition it was extended for two months.

To show the Prometheus project in Singapore had failed after a large interest has been shown in the beginning.

The photo shows a plaster copy of a classical Hercules figure. Behind it a large film projection runs: the skyline of Frankfurt with an in-installed scrolling text on which the names of modern heroes appear.
 

 

 

View of the thought-construction-site at the entrance area.
 

 

The final image of the exhibition: reflecting space with overhead video equipment, on the screen a newborn girl.
 

 

»Kino-movie-cinéma«, exhibition 1996 at the Martin Gropius Bau Berlin.

In the central darkened light-well of the building the entire work of Marlene Dietrich was shown for the first time. Photo: view passed a Las-Vegas-showdress on to the copy of the Shanghai Express.

 

 

 
 

 

A futher view of the snow-white Shanghai Express with Marlene DietrichÕs original suitcases.

 

 

 

Through the train windows of the Shanghai Express one could see memorabilia in the compartment large showcases.
 

 

»Film-Museum Berlin«, at the Sony-Center at Potsdamer Platz, 1999–2000.

This museum shows in single examples the history of the German film.

In the centre also here, Marlene Dietrich. The picture shows the central show room: on the left the female aspect and on the right the male aspect of her person.
 

 

 

View of the »Marlene Dietrich course«. Here the most beautiful portrait photographs of the 30s are shown.
 

 

This completely reflecting space is the tuning-in-room of the Berlin film museum. The visitors are sucked-in into the picture universe of the films. They emerge again and again, being reflected by the mirror labyrinth and being multiplied like the film stars on the overhead projection space.
 

 

The Science-Fiction film is the topic of the last area of the museum.
 

 

»Wege-Irrwege-Umwege« (Path ways Ð tortuous paths Ð detours), permanent exhibition in the German Dom, Berlin (Gendarmenmarkt), 2002.

View of an installation with quotations out of German Basic Laws since 1848. Here and in the following area the history of paliamentarism of Germany is represented.

 

 

»Das Rätsel der Kelten vom Glauberg« (The mystery of the Celts of Glauberg), at the Schirn-Kunsthalle, Frankfurt am Main, 2002.

View of the introduction area with diagrams of the Glauberg complexe; backlit slide walls.

 

 

View of the final main area of the exhibition. In the center the new found and excavated Glauber figure. Around it a gathering of already excavated stone figures of the celtic culture circle from all over Europe.
 

 

»Quasi Centrum Europae«, exhibition at the German National Museum, Nürnberg, 2002.

Here the high lights of arts and crafts of Nürnberg particularly of the 15th and 16th century are shown. The towers symbolize the town. In the center of the installation the reconstruction of a Renaissance well was located. The photo shows the bright column within the left range.

 

 

»Fernsehen macht glücklich« (Watching TV makes one happy), exhibition at the Sony-Center Berlin, 2002–2003.

View of the beginning and tuning-in area.
On 18 television sets which are hung up on light steel cables the visitor could watch hight points of famous television broadcasts: gathered time spread in space – simultaneousness. A new form of past: visual cans full of collective memory.

 

 

A dark tendency area: In a water basin nocturnal tracing pictures were reflected.
 

 

In the third area large hollow seats with in-built TV equipment were installed. Here the visitor could watch famous television broadcasts of the last 50 years.
 

 

»Gedenkstätte Konzentrationslager Bergen-Belsen « (Memorial place concentration camp Bergen-Belsen)

First price of a competition, realization starting from 2004