Klimakleber – Next Generation

Concept Art, 3D Prints, Campaign, Acrylics
~ 25 × 25 × 21 cm  |  2025 

The Next Generation is a series of sculptures that pays homage to the activists of the Last Generation, who have fallen into disrepute as Klimakleber, and is the consistent continuation of their mission through the means of art. According to leading climate researchers, we can expect catastrophic consequences within 25 years if we continue to ignore the dilemma.

The sculptures of this series are motivational reminders of the climate apocalypse. Glue these artworks everywhere where people urgently need to be reminded of the impending climate crisis, so that desperate young people no longer have to glue themselves onto public spaces.*

Download Free DIY Edition

Felix Ksusha Jens Buddha

Click on the name of your preferred activist type to download the model and 3D print it in any size, color, and material. The figures are available as free print at home models to empower individual, grassroots production of Klimaklebers and activism. | Read more…

Splatter

Object Group
3d-Printed
Fluid Simulations

3D printed fluid simulations  |  PLA | 21 x 21 x 40cm | Read more…

Objects for Subjects

Interactive video installation | 3D, head tracking
0,6 x 0,6 x 2 m  |  2015 

Objects for Subjects expands the traditional notion of the image by presenting viewers with a three-dimensional scene they can navigate and explore. At first, only a hill topped by a solitary tree is visible. As the viewer begins to move—approaching, circling, or shifting their gaze—they realize that their perspective always returns to the tree, the gravitational center of the scene. In this virtual environment, a process of formation begins: the viewer’s presence and movement generate evolving shapes that take form in relation to posture and sightline.

Real-time 3D software and a camera sensor translate physical gestures into virtual motion and perspective shifts. What initially appears to be a static tableau unexpectedly comes alive as soon as someone stands before it. Silhouettes of other human figures emerge—seemingly frozen in anticipation—mirroring the viewer’s stance and evoking awareness of one’s own act of observation.

When stepping closer, fine organic patterns on the | Read more…

White Washing Parade

Figuren und Fundstücke, bemalt  |  Figures and finds, painted
2,2 × 1,3 × 0,5 m  |  2016   | Read more…

Wildnis

Group of Objects  |  Objektgruppe 
3 × 4 × 2 m  |  2016  | Read more…

Deutschland im Herbst

‘Germany in Autumn’  –  Found objects, carton, wood  |  Fundstücke, Karton, Holz
1,6 × 1,7 × 1,9 m  |  2016  | Read more…

2nd World

Map, carton, hot glue, acrylic |  ‚2. Welt‘, Landkarte, Karton, Heißkleber, Acryl
0,8 × 0,8 × 1,1 m  |  2016  | Read more…

Deformation

Interactive sculpture  |  Disco ball motors, motion detectors, acrylic, wood, carton
0,7 × 0,9 × 1,3 m  |  2016

This Installation detects movements and its extremities begin to deform in opposing rotations. The spectator becomes part of the process. | Read more…

Evolutionary Items

Objects for Subjects
Objects for Subjects

Carton, acrylic lacquer, hot glue
1,4 × 3,2 × 0,2 m  |  2016

Homeland, values and blazons

‘Play’, ‘Hunt’, ‘Work’, ‘Dinos eat Jesus’ and ‘Rooster’ | Fireworks, game pieces,
christmas lights, horns, carton | 0,7 × 0,7 × 0,4 m each | 2011 – 2016 | Read more…

Ascent

cardboard, wood, hotglue, acrylic clear lacquer  |  2.8 x 1.5 x 1.2 m  |  2014 | Read more…

Ego Tunnel

Autonomous computer installation | PC hardware, cardboard | 1.2 × 1 × 0.8 m

The ego tunnel is an autonomous computer installation. An old PC system was dismantled and all components rebuilt into a new constellation. This newly configured system is only able to observe itself (through a webcam) and reproduce the image of itself in endless repetition. In this sense it is redundant and self-contained as though the system is similarly running a film of itself. This might vaguely be reminiscent of Thomas Metzinger, a philosopher involved in neuroscience who, in his book ‘The Ego Tunnel’ describes the human ‘Self’ as a self-illusion vigorously practised by human beings.

| Read more…

Receivers


Printed cardboard, hardware, hot glue, paint  |  0.4 × 0.5 × 0.5 m  |  2012 | Read more…

Pulpit

Cardboard, hot glue, paint, megaphone
1.5 × 1.2 × 0.8 m  |  2013 | Read more…

Neo Kuben

‘Neo Cubes’  |  Land art, series of objects  |  1 – 2 m³  |  2013

A short film for a documentary presentation of a series of sculptures. As the cubes pictured suggest, the artist was keen to transplant these everyday basic square shapes into a completely atypical environment full of organic, flowing shapes. As an embodiment of structure and uniformity, the cubes pose a stark contrast to their environment. The camera carries out captivating, concentrated circular movements around the cubes.

Music: Bach’s Open Goldberg Variations, by Kimiko Ishizaka
Schnitt: Deborah Uhde

| Read more…

Sonar

Mini computer, microphone, headphones, cardboard  |  0.7 × 0.6 × 0.5 m  |  2013 | Read more…

Evergreens

2006 | dead palmtree, lacquer | and 12 ohter breeds

D.A.M.O.K.L.E.S.

2004 | 3 Pictures 

Eine Skulpturengruppe von acht geschnitzten Holzschwertern, die ich mit in den Griff geritzten Buchstaben. Die ich im Grundklassenjahr an der HBK angefertigt und über meinem Arbeitsplatz gehangen haben.

Axt

ad_acta_0000_ebene-4_0