The Berliners

The works of this series show a fascinating representation of time, space and movement with the help of slit-scan photography. Space and time are depicted as fluid elements, offering an intense experience akin to a symbiosis of painting and photography. Light, color and composition weave unique visual narratives. Each image in the series reflects the transience of time and space, as well as the fragility of the present moment. The series is an ode to the transience of life, inviting us to appreciate the value of time and consciously perceive the present moment. It is a powerful work that transcends the boundaries of photography and offers profound impressions. Each image constists of thousands of single photos.

Johnny T.

140 x 52 cm
 80 x 30 cm​​​​​​​

The three Musketeers

3 x 40 x 120 cm
3 x 20 x  60 cm

Water

150 x 55 cm
100 x 37 cm
 60 x 22 cm

Fine Line

32 x 50 cm

Melon

150 x 70 cm
120 x 56 cm
 80 x 37 cm
 40 x 19 cm

The unknown flying tomato

36 x 50 cm

Echoes

120 x 72 cm
 80 x 48 cm
 50 x 30 cm

Floor

150 x 133 cm
120 x  89 cm
 50 x  44 cm

Steel

60 x 16 cm
40 x 10 cm

On a string

62 x 100 cm
37 x  60 cm

Last Christmas

60 x 40 cm
40 x 27 cm​​​​​​​

Turritopsis dohrnii

75 x 32 cm
50 x 21 cm

N.H.

280 x 77 cm
180 x 50 cm

Blue Bells

180 x 86 cm
120 x 58 cm
 80 x 38 cm

Swing

180 x 60 cm
120 x 40 cm
 80 x 26 cm

DAFKCF

​​​​​​​90 x 35 cm
50 x 20 cm

​​​​​​​9 Doors Open

140 x 50 cm
 80 x 30 cm
 40 x 15 cm

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