Fly

Tu montreras ma tête au peuple, elle en vaut la peine (“Do not forget to show my head to the people, it is well worth seeing”)

I Speak Things

Camera

She-Giant

“She-Giant” is a con­tradic­tory por­trait of a dwarf – her 280 cm heigh body is prenaturally large and over­scaled, yet sur­prisin­gly flimsy.

Fucking Jogging

A cig­garette in one hand, a mis­sing shoe… Whose por­trait could it be? A sot jogger in ragged clothes was run­ning through the streets of Berlin’s Kreuzberg when the artist noticed her. She was the model for “Fucking Jogging” – a sculp­ture made of seemin­gly frail steel tubes pain­ted in vivid “sporty” colors and scrap metal.

At Heart

Self-portrait

The artist’s self-​portrait as an endearing liar – a flesh and blood Pinokio.

Out of Love For A Woman

The monumen­tal yet frail and shaky com­position is an illusionistic trick of a sculptor.

Shine

The object is a drawing recreated in a 20:1 scale using welded steel bars. It is based on a sketch made by the artist after staring straight into the sun for 10 seconds.

Little Orphans

A study of poten­tiality – pure, raw, sculp­tural mass, but at the same time also a play on the weight of the art and its forms of exhibition.

Francis and Hashish

This sculp­ture is more of a hal­lucination than a study of the body, a sketch in space woven of snat­ches of breezy, dry gras­ses, a dope apparition in the shape of a human body, its head fading into an amor­phous cloud of smoke.

Kryssy Kocktail

The sculp­ture is an interior por­trait of the stupen­dous sword swal­lower Krissy Kock­tail from Coney Island. In her sculp­tural por­trait the sur­realism of the circus side show becomes, right before your eyes, genuine magic, revealing the intimacy and the great power of the human body.

Flowers (can’t take my eyes off them)

A series of unique reliefs based on sket­ches made ​​by the artist on the flower market.

Breath

999

Sculpture Eaten by a Snail

Dream – Spontaneous Combustion

The Fall of the Man I Don’t Like