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| "10 sec. thinking about the future" | |||
| film/video installation | |||
| Inspired by the “thought photography“ in the early times of photography, as researchers like Marie Curie found out about the phenomena to visualize radiation, we ask people, to „think into“ the 16 mm Bolex film camera. The spectator will later try to find out what they where thinking in that short time span. They‘ll try to „scan“ their thoughts. | |||
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| 1. Die Künstler(Berlin/Leipzig) – 10 sec. thinking about the future | |||
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Film-Loop, 16mm, colour, 5 minutes, 10-seconds-portraits of the artists of Gallery Eigen+Art in Berlin and Leipzig, during their preparation for the portrait exhibition 2005 |
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| + | Die Künstler (Berlin/Leipzig) – 10 Sekunden an die Zukunft denken | ||
| Berlin (sunrise) – 10 sec. thinking about the future | |||
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| Film-Loop, 16mm, colour, 5 minutes, 10-seconds-portraits of Berliners, at sunrise on their rooftops or in front of clubs, summer 2001 | |||
| + | Berlin(sunrise) – 10 Sekunden an die Zukunft denken (mpeg) | ||
| + | Jörg Heiser: "Phantom Future" (text1 - pdf) | ||
| Roma(Amor) – 10 sec. thinking about the future | |||
| Film-Loop, 16mm, colour, 5 minutes, 10-seconds-portraits of nons at the Dome of St. Peters, and ancient soldiers in front of the colosseum in rome, 1999 | |||
| Tokyo(sur)face – 10 sec. thinking about the future | |||
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| Film-Loop, 16mm, colour, 5 minutes, 10-seconds-portraits of young people in Harajuku, Tokyo, 1998 | |||
| + | Tokyo(sur)face - 10 Sekunden an die Zukunft denken (mpeg) | ||
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