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Waistcoat Jacket Matador embroidery on wool ground fabric stuck together with adhesive textile tape in different colours / reversible wearable --/*/--Skirt and Lace-ups Ragusas textile tape make the pleats of the skirt, which all its painted yellow with acrylic paint, which gives it a stiff touch. The Lace-ups are put together with textile adhesive tape and green leather bands, the bottom are several layers of tape stuck together. --/*/-- SkirtWendelin Silkscreen on neoprene stuck together with tape / reversible wearable.

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Going into SPACE / pumpkin tendrils

Skirt / cape ø 130 cm - Silkscreen print and spray-paint on former circular tablecloth, a green leather cord is holding the fabric on the hips. The same displayed onto the wall of a living room.

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Blinds / tape it 2002 and Lucky Loft Gallery Hamburg 2006

Beige painter's masking tape stuck directly on the window. The several layers change the aspect and the effect of the pattern according to the changing of the light situation outside and inside the room. In sunshine, the shadow is displayed all over the room and creates a nice atmosphere.

I like it, because everybody can do it, it is cheap and effective! I want to animate people to improvise in their everyday environment, and be creative themselves, .... this is one way.

My idea to create patterns with simple painters masking tape on the windows was published in the first edition of 'Patterns in Design, Art and Architecture'.

The same idea used with coloured paper- and textile tapes. Stuck together on both sides, used as a room divider or curtain, also changing its colour and pattern according to the light conditions.

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SWISS November 2009

Starting with the BLINDES idea, I already used in my textile design diploma 2002 tape it; I developed a series of patterns forroom dividers and walls in the Business class Lounge of Swissport International Ltd. atAirport Zurich in the New Terminal Dock Midfield. 

I worked with the same technique: 3 cm wide stripes of foil layered differently to compose a variation of patters. The complex picture is put together with four to five layers of patterns combined in different angles and densities. Stuck on the backside of a glass window, and illuminated with LED panels. The layered material creates new shapes and gives the pattern a depth.

It was collaboration with the Architect Daniela Saxer
Setup with Simone Häcki

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A video of the setup and production of the BRANDING_WALL: click here to see the video

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 The BRANDING-WALL, 5 Layers (150 x 380 cm) with Logo of the customer.

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The INTERNET TABLE, 4 Layers (180 x 220 cm) directly stuck on the glass, and illuminated with daylight, so the pattern changes its aspects, according to the light situation.

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 The 4 ROOM DIVIDERS, each 4 Layers (150 x 280 cm)

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A snapshot of the Panorama Lounge, ... . We are waiting for the photos!