Full Dome

The vegetable market as a gallery of monsters where photosynthetic organisms are sold. The shape of each vegetable is not Euclidean, on the contrary, they are irregular and 'relative beauties'. The artist has discovered their fractal dimension and tries to recreate it.

Amazed by the large number of dead animals in his immediate environment - from fruit flies to mice, the artist decided to document all the dead creatures he encounters. When viewed on film, this living tableau of cadavers becomes increasingly surreal, like a scene by Hieronymus Bosch, and the film evolves into a celebration of life after death.

An urban symphony that evokes the glory of mining and coal in the Ruhr region and reinvents itself by combining art, science and technology. The first full-dome film made entirely consists of original footage shot with 360° cameras. Funded by BKM DE, supported by FCR NGO.

Inspired by the book of the same name by Colombian scientist César Giraldo Herrera, this film is an experimental audiovisual look at his alternative interpretation of the shamanic vision. Herrera criticized the translation of Indian ideas into religious terms imposed by missionaries.

Human-induced climate change has led to an increase in atmospheric and ocean temperatures, changes in the global water cycle, decrease in snow and ice levels, and extreme weather events. OASIS shows some visualizations and a dubbing of data on the global warming trend.