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Insect observation station in Ismaninger Schlosspark, installed as part of Markus Heinsdorff's exhibition "Arten und Elemente". Box with observation screen and list of endangered species (showcase). At night, the park's insects can be observed on an illuminated screen, comparable to the catching screen in Panguana. |
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Rotor - mobile hydro - Prototyp IV Prototype IV is a further development of the micro hydropower plant (Rotor Prototype I), which offers the possibility to generate electricity in regions without access to electricity in the simplest way. The idea is a decentralised energy supply that can replace diesel generators. The aim is to prevent local supply poverty in developing and emerging countries. |
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House made of recycled corrugated card board as self-supportive light weight construction. The tower forms an upside down cone without ceiling. The card board boxes were layed on top of each other, row after row, in a radial running bond pattern and fixated among each other with screws. 480 commercially available fruit boxes have been used. Height: 3.60 m, diameter: 2.4 m |
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4 m long and 1,9 m high folded room object of 10 mm thick plywood. The sections were movable connected with flexible sealing tape to form a single panel surface from which the room was folded. An intermediate textile floor or hammock can be suspended for the use as a bedroom or living room. |
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A water wheel (Darrieus Rotor) with a vertical axis is placed in the center of an inner tube. The water stream of a river makes the turbine rotate and electricity can be generated with a dynamo which supplies a bulb. In this way the “rotor” visualizes the flow energy at day and night. At the same time the object animates to think about new developments of innovative renewable energy systems. |
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Dolphins are able to blow such air rings and play with them. Within this art project these rings are generated artificially in a static water column. These rings with a reflecting surface float from the bottom to the surface. Acrylic glass and electronic devices: height: 2.40 m, diameter: 0.7 m |
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Due to the intermittent rotation the water surface forms up and collapses periodically in the cylinder. Plexiglas cylinder filled with water, motor, electronic control Dynamic installation, height: 1.4 m, width/length: 0.6 m |
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Dynamic installation where an air bubble travels from one end of the Plexiglas-tube to the other. Therefore the water-filled tube moves 10 cm up and down while it's fixed to the wall by an axis. |
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The water surface of this dynamic installation is being stimulated by a tuning coil and so starts to dance with renewing forms. Amplifier, mp3-Player Sound installation, height: 1.4 m, width/length: 0.5 m |
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Dynamic installation with five triangle constructions made of steel tubes. |
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The built-in fittings and furnishings in the German-Chinese House at EXPO 2010 were developed specially for the occasion. |
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Ring ball of aluminum |
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Bowl of bronze. The inner surface is high gloss polished and reflects the surroundings. The exterior is bronze jaded with modelled structure and reddish white cast skin. |
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Ring ball of bronze |
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Ring ball of bronze |
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6 blower boxes made of polished, reflecting aluminium |
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The four circular discs stand in distance to each other and are kept together by only three wooden plug-ins. |
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Ball consisting of 8 wooden rings with a diameter of 100 cm. At each junction only two rings are overlapping. |