Trying to look like Guggenheim, 2015 |
Trying to look like a building
selfies, ongoing photo series
Ongoing photo project on social media (instagram and facebook), which consists of performative selfies in front of architectural landmarks.
It all started with a selfie in front of Guggenheim in 2015, where I stated in a comment on instagram and facebook the remarkable resemblance of my expression with the building's design. One of the many commentators - the architect-artist Miriam Rohde - challenged me then with the New Museum. That's how the idea of a series had started. It didn’t stop yet. I might end up looking like a million cities.
Some photos of this series are featured in the book "Photogrpahy Perfroming Humor (Leuven University Press, 2019 - edited by Liesbeth Decan and Mieke Bleyen)
Press:
Press:
NDR-article and broadcast about the project and my picture with the Elbphilhramonie, December 2016 (in german) broken link, sorry
#tryingtolooklikeabuilding #physicalassimilation #howarchitectureshapesourbodies
#tryingtolooklikeabuilding #physicalassimilation #howarchitectureshapesourbodies
Trying to look like the New Museum |
Trying to look like Carnegie Hall |
Trying to look like the TWA terminal |
Trying to look like TWA terminal |
Trying to look like the Empire State Building |
Trying to look like "Three-Fold Manifestation ll" by Alice Aycock |
Trying to look like the One World Trade Center |
Trying to look like the National Sawdust Concert Hall |
Trying to look like Grand Central |
Trying to look like the IAC Building in Chelsea |
Trying to look like a building |
Trying to look like Bowery Ballroom |
Trying to look like Williamsburg Bridge |
Trying to look like Fisher Center for the Performing Arts |
Trying to look like the Flatiron Building |
Trying to look like Cologne Cathedral |
Trying to look like St. Peter's Cathedral in Bremen |
Trying to look like the Bundeskanzleramt in Berlin. |