The relationship between photography and sculpture dates back to the younger medium`s invention. The series of 3D-Google-earth-models, since fall 2018, redefines this relationship with the help of post-photographic means.

Plants and edible flowers are scanned in high resolution and then processed into vegan dishes by a chef. During the preparation of the food, the digital images are processed into real pigment prints. The freshly prepared vegan dishes are served while the images are simultaneously installed in the gallery.

A 3D-printed model of the specific location and urban environment of Galerie Falko Alexander, Cologne. The scale model is based on a unique analogue-digital process in which, instead of photographing the real space,  the pictures were taken directly in the Google Earth App, using virtual "camera drones".

A 3D-print generated from 3D-Google-Earth-data, presents the urban environment of "Fuhrwerkswaage Kunstraum" as a three-dimensional sculpture. The 3D-landscape was created with data from 2018 and shows the institution 10 years after its inscription by REMOTEWORDS.

"Earthrise", the world-famous photo, was transferred into the physical by aligning the digital pixels of the original image to a large-format floor piece in the form of 6400 concrete floor slabs. The work was presented parallel to the COP.25 in 2017 on the forecourt of the "Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland" in Bonn.