Series Of Scanning Electron Microscope Images of Tumor and Synthetic Cells, 3D Print of JCVI-SYN3.0A Cell
Audio-visual Installation with Bioluminescent Algae
Hovering Over A Field of Artificially Made Bacteria
engaging into an metabolic cycle of architecture, human and algae
palm tree in dialogue with a drone
world wide wind data translated into sound
water floating in space
Monument for a Contemporary Dinosaur (Ross 308)
The Rythmn of Breath and the Sound of an Alien Skin
Series of Scanning Electron Microskope (SEM) Images of Various Algae
Free Living Sculpture
Series of Single Portraits of Chicken from Fattining Farms
Moving Notes
Oak branch collected to create both paper and frame for a picture of its own tree
3D Print of an Endless Column that Melts Away at the Same Time
A Selfplaying Piano Initiates Natural Light
Flying Sculpture Living and Moving Freely within the Exhibition Room
16sqm Seabed Transferred into an Abandoned House
Creating a Symbiosis with Florian Christopher Seedorf
Implanting Life in the Lichthaus
An Engine Producing Ephemeral Light
A Piano Piece Initiates Natural Light
A Gyroscope initiates Natural Light
A Light Installation in a Pitch-Black Space
Breakdance
Seismic Activity on Windows
Two Airguns Create a Sculpture by Shooting at Each Other
A Sculpture is Melting Away in a Gallery Space
Albert is a sailor. A man in women's body.
Water in Balance between Liquid and Gaseous State
Hatching in Tokyo
Free All Berlin Fly-Maggots
Explosions Set in Different Places
A Situation in the Shipping Space of a Truck
Jolanta's Tale
Transfering a Hydrological Cycle into the White Cube
Bacterial Map of Germany and Switzerland
Performance in the abandoned amusement park, Plänterwald
Inverted Light Simulation in a Gallery Space
Subjective Situation
Visualizing the Invisible
Reversion of Mondrians Approach: From Nature to Abstraction
Explosions by Chance
Architecture Model Based on the Black Square
An Organic Computer Mouse with Fungus
One Hour of Light
A Machine to Discharge Flies
Modelled Figure
Introduction into Elementary Mechanics
