GOLD
The photos show unmixed, one-type garbage: throw-away commodities, or parts thereof, and the materials of industrial excess production.
In some pictures I edited the coloring but the images have not been assembled in any way. The results are whimsical, bizarre shapes with a painting-like effect. The motifs, most which are assembled as mirrored images, create their very own monstrosities.
The prima facie magnificence turns out to be the esthetics of indifference—although all these heaps of garbage awaiting recycling which I have documented here are indeed a commendable initiative, those “mountains of garbage” all over the word should never start piling up in the first place.
Translation: Werner Richter
The photos show unmixed, one-type garbage: throw-away commodities, or parts thereof, and the materials of industrial excess production.
In some pictures I edited the coloring but the images have not been assembled in any way. The results are whimsical, bizarre shapes with a painting-like effect. The motifs, most which are assembled as mirrored images, create their very own monstrosities.
The prima facie magnificence turns out to be the esthetics of indifference—although all these heaps of garbage awaiting recycling which I have documented here are indeed a commendable initiative, those “mountains of garbage” all over the word should never start piling up in the first place.
Translation: Werner Richter
