It Would Work Without It
Part II: When Did Things Stop Having to Be Beautiful? A few years ago, after a long day’s work, I
Studio Notes
It Would Work Without It
Part I: When Did Handwriting Stop Having to Be Beautiful? There are certain things about which I apparently belong to
From Opponent to Enemy
On political language, shifting boundaries and the creation of enemy images There are open calls whose themes one finds interesting,
If the Name is larger than the image
On art, fame, and the mistaken belief that quality must eventually be discovered Recently, I came across an article about
I’m not looking for a beautiful body
About nudity, age, expression, and, in addition, what can a body in the picture actually I’m not looking for a
What Does Sin Taste Like?How’s the sin?
On Images, Flavours and the Emergence of CONVIVIUM It began with the seven deadly sins. I wanted to depict pride,
How you look at modern art – thoughts from a Studio
How to Look at Modern Art There is a moment that occurs with remarkable regularity in galleries devoted to modern
The Disappearance of Shadows
Curiously, shadows are slowly disappearing from our visual culture. Not only from photography, but from images in general. Pictures are
When the world was still readable
A few years ago, I was standing in front of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna with a group of friends.
Of the old suspicion
The history of technological innovation follows a remarkably consistent pattern. First, people insist something will never work. And the moment