"La Destruction Du Monde" (1968 - 2026)

The original black & white drawing from 1968 is brought to life through Artificial Intelligence as a striking surrealist composition, confronting the  viewer with an uncompromising depiction of devastation - a fascinating yet frightening fantasy from my younger years. 

(Not yet available for sale)

Universal Digital Art

Inspired by astronomy and satellite communications, the pieces ‘Universal Digital Art’ provide an imaginary view on the universe through the eyes of the artist, combining rectangular structures with the apparently chaotic, yet overwhelming beauty of space. 

Random Digital Art - Four Seasons

In this series of Random Digital Art, the block pattern (QR code fragments) is entirely defined by randomly generated numbers. 

The color scheme fits the particular season. 

Fantasy 1969

Originally a black-and-white cover design for a student magazine in my early days, now brought to life through Artificial Intelligence as a striking surrealist composition. 

Eclipse

This triptych features an exceptional abstract representation of three phases of a solar eclipse. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun, thereby obscuring the view of the Sun from a small part of the Earth, totally or partially. In a total eclipse, the disk of the Sun is fully obscured by the Moon. Although a total solar eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth every 18 months on average, they recur at any given place only once every 360 to 410 years.

Fantasy 1968

One of my earliest surreal drawings, now revived through Artificial Intelligence as a dreamlike vision of impossible architecture and motion. A timeless fusion of imagination and technology, where the boundaries of reality quietly dissolve. 

(Currently only available in my Fine Art America shop)

Random Digital Art - Fire

In this series of Random Digital Art, consisting of eight pieces, the block pattern (QR code fragments) and the format (square or rectangular)  is entirely defined by randomly generated numbers. After generating these numbers, the recipe is fixed and needs only to be executed, thereby removing any further influence of the artist. By placing all eight artworks in the exact sequence 1-8, the idea behind these series of contemporary art is best preserved.

New public slaughterhouse  (1968 - 2026) 

Originally a black‑and‑white drawing from 1968, now reborn through Artificial Intelligence as a surreal industrial vision, making this a haunting fusion of past and future, where machinery, nature, and memory intertwine in one captivating image.  

(Not yet available for sales)

SquareFace Meeting

Inspired by endless meetings and presentations,  the portraits in this series were first conceived as ‘meeting doodles’ to be later transformed into abstract designs by using a popular presentation program.

Waterbound Structure (1968 – 2026)

A rediscovered architectural black‑and‑white fantasy from 1968, transformed through Artificial Intelligence into a serene, surreal monument rising from the water. A quiet fusion of geometry, reflection and imagination.

(Not yet available for sale)

Real Digital Art

From automotive industry to digital art. The QR (Quick Response) codes were first designed to identify and track car parts in the factory.  Today QR codes are used practically everywhere. The series of Real Digital Art includes remarkable quotes from famous people. Challenge your visitors to decipher the code. Digital art as an icebreaker for a lively conversation!  (Currently only available in my Fine Art America shop)

Opposites

The series of ‘Opposites’ consists of pairs of artwork, featuring characters and symbols with opposed meanings. Each artwork makes a great ‘twin’ decoration when positioned next to, or even better, opposite to the other piece. This set features the dollar sign and the @, representing lots of free stuff on the internet.

Daybreak over the Dolomites

A digital reproduction of an earlier work, made by patiently cutting and pasting pieces of photos from a magazine, transforming these ‘memories in black and white’ into a dramatic view on these famous Italian mountains.  

1000 Lightyears from Earth

'Oumuamua avant la lettre'.  One of my earliest works, from 1968: City on a large rock flying through space. 

Oumuamua is the first interstellar object detected passing through the Solar System and was discovered by Robert Weryk using the Pan-STARRS telescope at Haleakalā Observatory, Hawaii, on 19 October 2017, approximately 40 days after it passed its closest point to the Sun on 9 September. The name comes from Hawaiian ʻoumuamua 'scout' and reflects the way the object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to humanity.

(Not yet available for sale)