no. 0001 – 1350
2006
canal video installation black and white
3 DVDs (each 3:45 min/loop)
edition of 5              

2007
inkjetprint on Cansonpaper (190g)
30 x 40 cm
edition of 5

2009
1-canal-videoinstallation
2:14 min (loop)
edition of 5

series: PQ
2008
1-canal-videoinstallation on 30 kg rice
2:15 min (loop)
edition of 5

2007
2-canal-videoinstallation
4:18 min (loop)
edition of 3
2 DVD’s, 1 DVD as synchronizer-DVD
incl. synchronizationsystem with 3 DVD-players, 2 video-beams, loudspeakers
(projection on max. 4 x 3 m screen)

As a basis of this video-installation serves a survey which the artist carried out in the streets of Berlin. The Question was: Imagine you could reproduce your existence. Where and who would you like to be?
In the actual installation, two opposing video screens show two identical persons playing frisbee. The visitor finds himself in between the two screens exactly where the disc would pass in a real game. The background behind the players changes with each launch – as if the players would swiftly translocate from Belgrade to Dubai or from Frankfurt to the South Sea whenever they catch the disc. Each time the surrounding, the context, the time and continent changes according to answers given by the people interviewed in the survey.
The background-videos which show various places of the world have been acquired via publicly accessible sources e.g. the internet, youtube or private videos. These videos were combined with studio-images of the players applying blue-box-technique.

Supported by the Beirat für dezentrale Kulturarbeit des Kulturamtes Mitte von Berlin and the Erwin und Gisela Steinerstftung, Munich

2007/2008
Test assembly I-III
3-canal video-installation
3:40 min (loop)
3 DVD´s
incl. 3 DVD-players, 3 monitors, wood elements, inkjetprints and tapestries

Supported by the Land Office of Criminal Investigation Saarbrücken, Dezernat 36 and the KulturBahnhof Saarbrücken

This project has been accomplished at different locations between 2001 and 2005. On the basis of predetermined answer possibilities and the challenge to do own drawings, the artist questions the relation to the own and the strange body.
In collaboration with the Humboldt University/Institute for Empirical Social Research under the direction of Dr. Bodo Lippl 800 applicable questionnaires were scientifically evaluated and analysed in a report. The report is on display at the gallery.

 “At the end of a study stands an independent sculptural production with videos, objects but also widespread scenic installations. Her work is always balanced on a fine line where things and identities lose their clearness.” Dr. Ralf Hartmann

series: ce ne pas la peine de pleurer
2003/2004         
pvc, wood
18 x 16 x 110 cm
unique

series: Liquid Identities
2010
chrome
105 x 50 x 55 cm
unique