Typewriter carbon on paper 8.25 x 16.5″ [pending description] More Works on Paper spontaneous and meaningless dissection of “nothing new on the horizon: art to come” by gillo dorfles, which was published in artforum on a date i don’t remember More scroll #2 More unruly hairs 2 More unruly

Arches paper, cut-up Artforum (or other art magazine) paper, glue 27 x 12″ [pending description] More Works on Paper Franz Kafka (from the series: “Copying the Masters”) More scroll #2 More unruly hairs 2 More unruly hairs 1 More murmur I & II More series: “nose drawings” More from

Typewriter film carbon on paper Dimensions: 60” height, length varies. A large roll of heavy paper is partially unrolled on the wall. Dense writing runs across the paper: lines of black handwritten text intersect and overlap rendering most of it illegible, save for some meandering sentences. The text was

2006 Hair and glue on Arches paper, 35 x 15″ [pending description] More Works on Paper Franz Kafka (from the series: “Copying the Masters”) More spontaneous and meaningless dissection of “nothing new on the horizon: art to come” by gillo dorfles, which was published in artforum on a date

2006 Hair and glue on Arches paper, 35 x 15″ [pending description] More Works on Paper Franz Kafka (from the series: “Copying the Masters”) More spontaneous and meaningless dissection of “nothing new on the horizon: art to come” by gillo dorfles, which was published in artforum on a date

Typewriter film carbon on paper 11 1/2 x 17 1/2” (15 1/2 x 21 1/2” framed with glass) Collection Jüdisches Museum Frankfurt Murmur II was originally produced for publication in Fuse Magazine, Volume 23, Number 2, September 2000. It was conceived to appear as a two-page spread, with the crease of

Installation view Pencil and typewriter film carbon on paper There are two sizes of drawings: 14 x 11″ and 12 x 9″ Each of the twelve drawings is framed differently The drawings are hung salon-style. The text, partially covering a pencil drawing of a nose, is produced by writing

Installation view Typewriter film carbon on paper (matted, unframed) 6 drawings, 4.75 x 3.5″ each mats, 14.25 x 11 x 3/16″ each These small drawings, generated by writing with a dental instrument over typewriter carbon ribbon, originate from scrap sheets while producing all my typewriter ribbon work. They are

Installation view 9 drawings Typewriter film carbon on paper. 9 x 6” each (15 x 11” framed with glass) Nine framed drawings are hung in a row on the wall. The drawings consist of minute handwriting, which was produced by writing with a dental instrument over typewriter filmribbon pressed