staggered figures, 2024
Diploma Exhibition, Vienna, AT

Tokio 1964 100 m, 2024
pencil, colored pencil, roll of paper, cardboard, string
200 x 150 x 2,5 cm

grey jersey (alongside a running horse‘s mouth), 2024
textiles, napkins, paste, photos from my teenage room
82 x 26 x 6 cm

red jersey, 2024
textiles, napkins, paste, photos from my teenage room
82 x 26 x 6 cm

grey jersey (a trophy carries dust), 2024
textiles, napkins, paste, photos from my teenage room
70 x 24 x 6 cm

white jersey, 2024
textiles, napkins, paste, photos from my teenage room
55 x 24 x 6cm

teenage room, 2024
reused cupboard door, napkins, cardboard, paste
42 x 168 x 38 cm

I’m not a sports person; in fact, it stresses me out. I‘ve tried all kinds of sports, but I always got so tense doing them that I never lasted long. I couldn’t get past the feeling that my body wasn’t moving as anticipated. So, I grew up watching sports instead. All kinds of races: slalom skiing, track running, formula racing, biathlon, swimming, cross-country rally, speed skating, road bicycle racing, and ice cross downhill. Whenever I watched a racing event on television, the tension eventually took over the whole space, as if the race was taking place in my bedroom.

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