Lands divided
A road trip through the Divided States of America, months before the fatal 2024 election.
Hotel Sonnenberg
Documentation of a 19th century hotel complex that became a centre for transcendental meditation.
Cultural Landscapes
An ongoing series on urbanised spaces: squares, streets, infrastructure landscapes.
Marrakech
The film turned out to be even blurrier than my memory of a long weekend in Moroccan Marrakech.
Verzasca
Trees, foundations of houses, terraced vineyards, and a road with several bridges covered in sand, rocks, and mud that takes weeks to dry out.
Sogni italiani
Italy. Ancient ruins, baroque palaces, and turbulent politics. Memories, dreams, projections, platitudes. An ongoing series somewhere between allure and kitsch.
Trinacria
The Greek word Trinacria means ‘three-pointed’ and is the earliest known name of the island of Sicily, derived from its triangular shape. The symbol of the head of Medusa, surrounded by three legs and three stems of wheat, adorns the flag of this Italian province.
Kees Christiaanse Textbook
Textbook spans 30 years of the well-known urban designer and architect Kees Christiaanse’s thinking about cities.
Venezia Mestre
A residential town, a suburb, a logistics centre, quasi backstage of the «Disneyland Venice,» its hinterland.
The Noise Landscape
The expansive areas around large airports, affected by noise, infrastructure, and transient forms of architecture, have until now not been researched as a phenomenon.
Cars and Emperors
Do you remember seeing the arches of the Colosseum in Rome from Piazza Venezia, at the end of the long avenue? This view – it is a fascist view on the ancient monument.
Raumakte: Furk’art, oder auch: Furka zum dritten
Man sagt ja, die Furka habe ein raues Klima. Die Inschrift jedenfalls lautete VOYAGEZ LEGEREMENT und prangte auf einem der vielen Granitblöcke, die man auf dem Weg zur Sidelenhütte mit Füssen tritt.