<< Caliche Crystals – photography series 2014Triptych, digital c-print45,5 x 45,5 cm eachEdition of 3 + 2 AP 20183 polyptychs, 8 pieces eachdigital c-print on Hahnemühle paper mounted on foamboard19 x 25…
Author: Michelle Letelier (page 4)
2018 / Caliche Crystals – Video series
<< Caliche Crystals – video series 2018-present HD Video-animationsvariable duration Caliche Crystals is part of a long-term project called Caliche Winds, which explores the historical trade and windsailing maritime route of sodium nitrate (natural…
2018 – Presentation – Ernesto Livacic Auditorium, UMAG, Punta Arenas, Chile (Esp.)
<< Artist presentation | UMAG, Punta Arenas, Chile (Esp.)
2017 – Presentation – S12, Bergen, Norway (Eng.)
<< Artist presentation | S12, Bergen, Norway
2017 – Publication – English – “The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole”
<< The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole Editors and publishers: Randi Nygård & Karolin Tampere. The anthology Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole contains a…
2017 / On Exceptionalism
Text and subjective map of the saltpetre maritime route, based on a navigation chart.
2017 – Presentation – Technische Universität, Berlin, in collaboration with lab:present (Germ.-Eng.)
<< Artist presentation | Technische Universität, Berlin, DE
2015 / Electrotron
Former GDR telephone handle, modified to detect voltage potential objects through induction waves.
2015-2018 / Leaks
Five FM radio transmitter circuits leaked using electrolysis with diluted saltpetre. The result is a narrative disclosure of source code made and damaged by a chemical orchestration of mineral resources.
2014 / Offshoring Pathways
Offshoring Pathways is an installation that, through a chemical method and a crystallisation process, shows the energy configuration of the saltpetre zeitgeist: the sea-spray oxidation, the ripples left on the ocean surface by the wind vessels wake, the wind force over the ocean, the power of the sodium nitrate chemical bonds between science, warfare and agriculture, and the importance that these elements have had since the 19th century.
This piece includes a small sculptural wind turbine, in order to provide the required electricity.






