Random circuits generated by simple units. Used in an urban or rural context, all wire work or multipolar layouts have an uncertain quality: it always remains open whether the circuit closes at random.

Gap Piece

Closing  gaps and perhaps creating a random circuit. Lithium cell, Copper wool. Venice Biennale, in Front of the German Pavillon

Closing  gaps and perhaps creating a random circuit. Lithium cell, Copper wool – Hamburg

Closing gaps and perhaps creating a random circuit. Lithium cell, Copper wool – Bilbao, San Sebastian, Guernica, Gaztelugatxeko and others

Closing a gap and perhaps creating a random circuit. Lithium cell, Copper wool – Lisbon Portugal

Short circuit – Triest piece

Spacer – Distance units in Italian spots

Connecting work creating space between banal objects – copper wire, electrical resistances. a) rural study, b) versions in Verona and surroundings)

Multi connection piece – Milano

Connecting banal urban objects, random circuit with unknown effect. wires and a high energy block. various spots in Mailand

Bucket circuit

variable wires, battery

Occasional short circuit – version for two trees

Occasional short circuit, strong winds needed, various applications

Socket Circuit – Studio Work

random circuit study – wires and battery supply, wall

Ceiling Circuit – Studio Work

random circuit study – wires and battery supply adapted to heating system

Falling Water – Wirework

Random circuit that may be generated by rain

Studio Still Life „Wirework“

Studio still life: connection of two stored things in a box, currently unknown and hidden to the eye – box, copper wire, power supply with lithium battery and a wooden clamp

Wirework (Thessaloniki)

Connections of urban objects made of copper wire, a lithium battery and a clamp.

Wirework (Korinth)

Connections of rural or archeological objects made of copper wire, a lithium battery and a clamp.

Zwölf-Ender – Feld

Zwölf-Ender – Waldboden