The Brave New World
Maybe this world is another planet's hell
Aldous Huxley
When Aldous Huxley died in 1963 he could have never imagined how much of his famous Novel “Brave new World” became our everyday life – and no one knows how much more there is to come. With this series I am trying to portray the world we are living in, open the viewers eyes for some of the absurdities of our modern world we all got already used to.
New Colonies
118 x 100 cm
Mixed Media
Make It Dance
56 x 40 cm
Varnish and Acryl on Paper/wood
Bambi Effect
120 x 70 cm
Mixed Media
Babel
60 x 16 x 16 cm
Varnish on Plastic, Paper and Wood
Lies
43 x 34 cm
Varnish and Acryl on Chalk
Lost Paradise
200 x 47 cm
Varnish and Acryl on Wood
Koi
108 x 32 cm
Mixed Media
Camouflage
60 x 40cm, 30 x 30cm
Mixed Media
Booming Asia
40 x 42 cm
Acryl and Varnish on Plastic
The Church of Boardwalk
43 x 75 cm
Acryl and Varnish on Paper
Empty
33 x 85 cm
Mixed Media
Everyday Horror
35 x 47 cm
Acryl and Varnish on Paper
Free Hugs
60 x 40 cm
Mixed Media
Instincts
49 x 80 cm
Acryl and Varnish on Paper
Oil
60 x 60 cm
Mixed Media
The Entertainer
50 x 100 cm
Acryl and Varnsih on Wood
The Great Mother
40 x 20 cm
Acryl and Varnish on Wood and Paper
The united Trash of Mickey Mouse
50 x 80 cm
Mixed Media
Trigger
7 x 10 x 23 cm
Mixed Media
Food Chain
48 x 63 cm
Varnish on Plastic