TOP OF THE POPS
TOP OF THE POPS presents my latest illustration work inspired by and following my previous project FRATZEN (German for grimace). This time I’m focussing on actual entities of pop culture: think Homer Simpson, Marilyn Monroe or The Terminator. It’s meant to be an hommage to the grandeur of such everlasting icons while at the same time enabling a more fun and satirical approach to commercialism.
I’ve selected a small number out of 90 motives to be screen-printed. 600 x 500 cm. On Munken rough 300 paper.
Starting with Homer. There will be a SHOP section soon —— stay tuned 🙂
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CITY ENCOUNTERS
In progress …
MONTHS
This assembly of photographs — some of them boldly paired with my own scribbles — is a friendly invitation to spend some playground time with your imagination. A4, 70 pages, limitation 60 (marked und numbered).
Available at Walter-König-MQ (Vienna), Never-Stop-Reading (Zürich), Supalife-Kiosk (Berlin), BTWNLNS (Sydney).
→ featured in: Page online, KURIER online, SLANTED online
DARE TO BE COLOURFUL
A chaotic tribute to the literal and metaphorical colourfulness of some of my idols, who were/are never afraid to show their true colours: Elvis Presley, Falco, David Bowie, and Tyler, The Creator
→ featured in: SLANTED Magazine #38 COLOURS
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DIVER-ASIT-Y
My forever ongoing design project ASIT has always been a place where boldness and eccentricity are free to roam. It’s a warm home to all the wonderful quirks that make us human. This endearing crowd is a reminder that everybody is different — and that’s what makes life full of colour.
ASIT WARS → PRESS PLAY
When people think of Pac-Man, most remember an 80’s arcade game, but to me it is one big shimmery cloud of nostalgia. A grey bunch of memories rotating around hours after hours in front of pixelated screens in smoke-drenched pubs with my dad that would be rewarded with screeching-red eyes and an irretrieveable feeling of happiness.
A special collector’s-card version of Choker in Japanese pays tribute to the roots of the original game and emphasises my sweet spot for Japanese culture.
Original [ASIT-WARS-COLLECTORS-CARD-DECK]: oil crayon on cartridge paper, 321 x 455 mm.
