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Lichtkörper, 2020, installation with neon light, paper, textile
and metal, each approx 190 x 60 x 60cm / Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny
The lampshades, newly wrapped in paper and fabric, are loosely stacked on top
of each other. They become fragile and vulnerable bodies, illuminating the space and the visitors at the same time.The round and funnel-shaped forms are reminiscent of the self- made costumes of the Dadaists, such as those of Hugo Ball and Sophie Taeuber-Arp.
Strassenmusikant, 2020, leather, glue, 30 x 10 x 4cm / Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny
This mysterious object refers to the cubist assemblages of the early 20th century. Its shape and material seem to be a hybrid of a miniature musical instrument case, a shoe sole, or a bottle.
An abstract composition on the inside is part of the same network of references.
Exhibition view: RO-RO-ROTATE, Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny, 2020-21
Trompeting, 2020, stoneware
Holding, 2020, stoneware
Drumming (No.2), 2020, stoneware
SOO HÜÜ, 2018–ongoing, series of ceramic animals,
stoneware / Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny
Exhibition view: RO-RO-ROTATE, Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny, 2020-21
PAC #2 (Possible Album Cover), 2020, acrylic on canvas,
artist frame, 90 x 90cm / Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny
PAC (Possible Album Cover) is an ongoing series of paintings on a square format. The painting surface becomes the place where an ephemeral moment is captured, similar to a recording. The focus is on movement and process. The compositions created
in this way share, as the title suggests, the possibility of becoming the cover image for a vinyl or a CD.
Untitled, 2020, lamp, printed foil, cardboard box,
60 x 35 x 72cm / Le Manoir de la Ville de Martigny
Echoing the large lamps in the first room, these small living room lamps, placed
on cardboard boxes, evoke a temporary arrangement.Theycreateatransitorywarm and personal space. On the reused lamps, which were mass-produced industrially, there are now small foil snippets on which printed black and white smartphone photos can be seen. Letters or fragmentary words can be made out on some of them. The resulting compositions become abstract poems.
Pigeons, 2020, sound improvisation, video projection, Raphael Stucky & Angi Nend /
Museum Bellerive, Zurich, photo: Stefan Burger
Tell a Bee, 2020, stoneware, spray / group exhibition in the garden of Samuel Haitz, Zurich, photos: Simon Javed Baumberger
Board (1-7), 2020, wax pastel on paper on waste wood,
series of seven panels, each 65 x 30 cm / Paperworks, Zurich
Wind, 2019/20, stoneware, wooden boards, paint, 80 x 40 x 40cm and 65 x 40 x 40cm / Kunstmuseum Olten
GRAMER, 2020, music video by Hammer Band, HD 16:9, 16:30 min
Licking, 2018, stoneware / unanimous consent, Zurich, photo: Michal Florence Schorro
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