I see myself as a post-radical Vienna Actionist. However, by no means is it my intention to rejuvenate the Vienna Actionism. My work should rather be understood as a modern translation of this art movement. A progressive Vienna Actionism is committed to deconstruction as well as reconciliation.

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It is therefore unavoidable that my works test out the viewer's tolerance for ambiguity. The recipients of my works find themselves in the situation of questioning their own assertion of truth, allowing other realities or not.

 

In my work, “blood” or “death” are not used as a radical aesthetic slap in the face of the viewer but are understood in their abstracted forms as an opportunity to detach problematic topics from the learned systems and to rethink them. Separated from connotation, the matter can find its way back to the original form of the natural and fit into a spectrum of realities.

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The juxtaposition of pure and obscene, good and evil, order and chaos does not arise in my work. I don't believe in clarity.