'Leoninus Plastoid'', made on the balustrade of my balcony, and named after my street. Below a night shot of the neck of the sculpture. Light comes from the street lamp. And a day shot. Material: crystal clear PLA (thermoplastic).
It was part of a studio route in Covid times, where visitors could view artists' work on the facades of their workplaces from the street. The studio route was well-attended at a time when artists had almost no opportunities to show work.
This is a Membrane Plastoid, a 3D pencil-sculpture applied directly to a glass window and only about 2 mm thick! When the sun hits it beams of light are projected in the room.
In June 2025 I will exhibit in Atelier Repfennig, which is sitiuated in a part of Bevern Castle in central Germany. The opening will probably be on June 1st.
Bevern Castle is located in the village of Bevern, in the southern part of the Holzminden district of Lower Saxony. The castle building is one of the most important architectural monuments of the Weser Renaissance and was built from 1603 to 1612 by Statius von Münchhausen on the site of an old manor house.
The Atelier Repfennig is a unique art space located in Bevern Castle and the legacy of the artist Karl Repfennig (1936-2021). The association revives his former studio with exhibitions of contemporary art, cultural and creative workshops, transforming it into a place of cultural and artistic encounter for Bevern and the region.
Apart from the fact that it is a favorite activity of mine, baking pancakes, I have been fascinated by the texture of these pastries for some time now. I am working on a series of high resolution photos.
During this performance I wore a sculpture made with a hotglue gun.
'Leoninus Plastoid'', made on the balustrade of my balcony, and named after my street. Below a night shot of the neck of the ...
