Author: Karl Heinz Jeron

Threshold Studies is a series of minimal, participatory performances that explore the poetics of presence and absence through quiet repetition.

A series of works on home, ruin, and remembering

The scenography combines paper sculptures and SciFi texts. 

objects in concrete, pumps, colored water, plants, illustrations

The installation explores the resonance qualities of objects and organisms, as well as their capacity for initiation and response, which operate on both micro and systemic levels. It offers a platform for representing a multitude of systemic exchange processes that go beyond purely rationalistic approaches.

concrete sculpture, jigsaw, wire rope, motion detector

Planned obsolescence is the deliberate incorporation of weak points into products in order to shorten their service span.

The concrete sculptures emit a soundscape of synthetic chants.

Sculptures in concrete that incorporate plastic plants, soundscape and video

plastic, wire, concrete, radio, radio sender, soundscape

An installation with small hybrid creatures and a radio program. The soundscape consists of generative audio works.

The work deals with the appropriation of artifacts and their social role. A sculpture of Aphrodite from a tourist shop was used as a model for a concrete casting. Alongside, self-developed electronics were incorporated to make the later concrete sculpture emit sound. For this purpose, it is sufficient to connect two wires to a fruit…

An automated, location-based radio broadcast for a city walk. Whilst walking text fragments with a reference to the street name are broadcasted. The program is computer generated and will be received by the participants with normal FM radios. While walking through the city the microcontroller will combine GPS localisation with the OpenStreetMap software and the…

Constraints delves into the realm of thought experiments and constraints, presenting a captivating exploration of the construction of reality and identity. By utilizing texts and images sourced from social media, specifically those tagged with constraints, it embarks on a fascinating journey. At the core of this artistic endeavor lie animated objects, hypothetical machines designed to…

Concrete sculptures recite text fragemnts based on Orwell’s Animal Farm and Lenin’s book One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (The Crisis in Our Party). The underlying motto is Lenin’s quote “But every little difference may become a big one if it is insisted on”.

Printouts of an isolated obfuscated malware code of a cyber attack.

meaning removed, waiting for another meaning