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    in love with media, 2020

    My Personal contact.-Lightning powder on the object:  magnetic fingerprint powder Touchzone. Withdrawn and digitized.

    WASCHGANG, 2010

    The "Waschgang" (Washing cycle) from the year 2010, hold up a mirror to society, focusing in particular on the so-called "white-washing" in front of an aging, no longer very attractive background of the former Weimar slaughterhouse grounds. A white laundry hanging in a row contrasts with the dark and dirthy background. As the laundry gradually becomes soiled, a "refreshing" effect is achieved by spraying a fragrance spray on it, symbolic of the concealment and "fine-tuning" of critical situations and wrong actions with the appearance of being completely white and pure.

      Flashmop: Intervention Shopping Center: military formation with clothes out of the sortiment, 2018

      In the department stores, a group of people chose the same clothing and positioned themselves in military formations. The question arises: Do we live in a dress code despite all the individuality, what does individuality mean in the 21st century? 

        KALIBER, 2009

        Money is a means of exchange that, on account of its general acceptance for further trade for goods, can be traded for a product. The power of money has an effect on the behavior and thinking of social groups or people. It can be oppressive or also addictive, an incitement to jealousy or envy. Money is a thing with symbolic value that can nevertheless be an incendiary bomb generating devastation and violence, along with all types of firearms, nuclear weapons and the new dimension of cyber weaponry like "Stuxnet". For the work Kaliber 50 Cent, 150 50-cent coins will be taken out of the economic cycle and melted into 50 brass bullets for small arms, producing a limited edition of cartridges. Each bullet weighs about 8.3 grams. The bullets can be purchased for 50€ each, and each buyer has the possibility to choose which number in the edition he/she wants and to have it engraved with a word or his/her name.

        READY MADE, 2012

        Disassembled parts of what was once works of art and the odds and ends of presentations in art exhibitions, in garbage bags.

        *Sample photo. Quantity is variable.*

        MOMMY_POSITIONS, 2017

        Frozen Tears Build Walls, 2016

        Frozen Tears Build Walls, 2016

        The Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky was called to the Bauhaus in Weimar in 1922 as a teacher, where he was one of the most important and formative teachers. In his almost eleven years at the school, he developed his ideas on art theory and taught them to his students in the classroom.
        For three years he led u.a. the workshop for wall painting and taught in the preliminary course "Abstract Form Elements" and "Analytical Drawing".
        The dance curves of Wassiliy Kandinsky from 1926 which he gave to the dancer Gret Palucca are hominized in "Mommyposition" and reinterpreted.

        Frozen Tears Build Walls, 2016

        Frozen Tears Build Walls, 2016

        Frozen Tears Build Walls, 2016


        Empirical social research with own emotional tears, collected and frozen to ice cubes.

        Deposit, 2011

        F(R)AME IT, 2010

        F(R)AME IT, 2010

        For the project entitled Deposit, the artist collected bank notes of European nations' former currencies, those countries which now belong to the Eurozone. She scanned the reverse sides, shrank the motifs, and printed the nearly-forgotten symbols on canvas. Do you recognize the motifs of the German twenty-Mark notes? These once-integral components of European identities have, in the space of a few years, become decals.

        F(R)AME IT, 2010

        F(R)AME IT, 2010

        F(R)AME IT, 2010

        The slaughterhouse is a ruin; each time, traces of its use in years past have emerged. In encountering the slaughterhouse, there are ever more pieces of new graffiti. Through their free presence in the space, they dominate the atmosphere of the slaughterhouse. The slaughterhouse building complex was built in the style of the Italian Reniassance Palazzi. Sprayers of the graffiti in the slaughterhouse have been identified. They were instructed according to my specifications to frame selected graffiti pieces and to fill in with white paint. For this they received a fee of 100 Euro.)
        Through the sprayed picture frames, the graffiti are connected with the character which typifies the building style. Under every emerging graffiti-picture come the words of the graffiti, dimensions, and my tag-name FB81520 (initials of my first and last names, last three digits of my matriculation number).

        Psarapoula, 2011

        Psarapoula originated on the Greek island, Hydra. Franziska Becher criticises the commercialisation of this lovely island, by unifying the islanders again for a brief moment and returning their identity through the simultaneous, multiplex playback of the original version of the traditional folk song, “Psarapoula.” The artist was successful in moving 27 café and restaurant owners to play the original version of the song promptly at 16:00, and in allowing the inhabitants of the island to once again be conscious of their identity and solidarity. From the owner of one location: 

        “Through the song, you have brought the shattered back together again, our tradition!”

        Song

        Hear Psarapoula: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lWNia5glYI

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        BUSINESS OUT FIT, 2017

        Foto: Claus Bach

         Business Out Fit, 2017, is the new fashion line from the fashion label Personal Artist*.                                                           Fotos: Claus Bach


        The significance of entrepreneurs and managers is highly influential and formative for the capitalist system. The Fashion line raises the question of "who is” or “who can " assume the function of the wearable "Business Out Fit". One L/XL Suit is equipped with security strips that are glow in the dark. The strips are displayed within a recognizable dress code and working clothes are introduced. "Business Out Fit" is an Out and represents a statement. By repeating dressing styles, one experiences the recognition that ideologies , ideas , ideals , and affiliations are so deeply ingrained, showing how working clothes restrict many different areas of activity.



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