Unique monotype-print paper object inspired by gesture and form produced with a broom.
It is the first work from the series "Broom Paintings", which are produced in a complex process of silkscreen monotype and gestural painting. The surface of the handmade paper is folded and brought into high relief after the painting process. Like the smaller works in the series, the concept is an interplay between two colours, depending on the angle of view, orange-red or blue gains the viewer's attention.

Among the Folded Figures series, this work is particularly unique. It takes up concepts of Pop Art and combines the portrait of Audrey Hepburn with the view of a tropical palm tree in one picture. Due to the folding of the image surface made of semi-transparent japanese paper, this work not only appears to fluctuate, but also, depending on the angle of view, makes one of the images appear to be assembled in a puzzle-like manner.
This Piece is the 2nd of the limited Edition of 2.

FOLDED FIGURE No. 7 a unique silkscreen monotype and folded paper object inspired by gesture and form.
It is an interplay between two colours, depending on the angle of view, orange-red or green gains the viewer's attention.
If you like to be surprised, hang the picture in landscape or portrait both ways are an option.

FOLDED FIGURE No. 8 a unique silkscreen monotype and folded paper object inspired by gesture, form, and diary recordings.
The drawing dissolves from the surface to emerge into the space underneath the colours of the gestures and geometric folds.
It is a sheet from the Melbourne Tracing Diary series, now as a remastered monotype silkscreen and folded, finally finding its identity after 10 years since the journey... what do you think?

The new series of works takes up the gesture and the geometric as a concept. Gesture, geometry, and folds are executed in complex interaction with a specially developed screen-printing technique. Vibrant brushstrokes and a different colour effect depending on the viewing angle make this work truly unique. Silkscreen monotype and folded paper object framed with UV-glass.

LIGHT TRACES OG GEOMETRY unique cyanotype and screen print on tissue paper folded and framed.
Photography meets drawing and becomes an object. The sketchy elements are fragments of diary entries from a stay in a hotel in Melbourne, Australia. The basic geometric shapes of the folds were defined by the cyanotype with its characteristic deep blue tones. Depending on the angle of view, either the drawing side or the painterly blue side appears.

“Neon Fold No25 blue, pink, black”, is a unique silkscreen monotype and folded paper object of the "New Generation Folded Figures" series. Geometric structures are layered over silkscreen collages, with an oval dark line. The folding of the artwork results in a rhythmically shaped relief of paper. Depending on the viewing angle, various pictorial elements become visible or are concealed. It is a delightful experience to wander back and forth along the artwork.