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“Accelerated Lines” by Manuel Knapp.

Detail from »Emergence« by Ala Ebtekar.

“100 unique superstars for Yokohama” – 100 individualized Adidas Superstars.

“The Wohnseifer”. Works by Johannes Wohnseifer.

Various Constructions by Peter Liversidge.

A still from »Self Portrait (abstract plain)«, 2006. The video is created by 3d scan data. Drawing on the historical cannon of self referential portraiture and still life painting, it is a study of material and surface. By Chris Cornish.

“Girls” and “Birth” by Cary Kwok.

“Circle drawing” (steel, wood, turn table, 0.5mm ink pen) by Kim Tae Eun.

»Untitled« (2006) by Bandai Yosuke,

»Untitled« (2006) by Matsubara Soshiro and

stills from »Tail to Tail« (2006) by Cobra of Miho Kanno.

»The Illustrating Machine« by Carl Henrik Wrethman. Video.

Drawing performance at the Second Guangzhou Triennial by Liu Ding.

»Tempest 1« and »Quantum 1«. These photographs are long exposures taken while playing video war games of the 80’s created by Atari, Centuri and Taito. By Rosemarie Fiore.

»Good-Time Mix Machine: Scrambler Drawings« also by Rosemarie Fiore. A connected gas generator and air compressor to buckets of paint and secured into the seats of a Scrambler amusement park ride. Once the ride is in motion, paint is sprayed out of the benches onto vinyl tarps placed underneath. The result is a series of enormous hypocycloid designs which recorded the hidden patterns created by the ride as it turned. Video.

“Buildinghead”, “Facepaint” and “Untitled” by Matt Leines.

Paintings by Johan Gustavsson.

»Escalator« (permanent marker on escalator, 2003) by Ulrich Vogl.

“Get your DNA” by Vesolt.

“Mass Production Pencils”, transforming the functional use of a pencil into a creative tool by using it to make mass-produced prints, mimicking an assembly line. By Stuart White.

Pictures of the series “Malermeister” and “Manual Speculation” by Hervé Garcia.

“ElectroViaGram” by Nonconform, is an invitation to visitors to participate in the exhibition, in fact, to create it. “ElectroViaGram” is a machine for the production of exhibits which depends on visitors as a driving force. By passing light barriers the visitors activate loudspeakers which set the drawing area in vibrations.

“Black Hut” and “Inside Hut” by Christian Ward.

»Gang Gallery« by David Barbarino.

»Kung fu lite« by Alexander Hassenpflug.

»Muskel Saal 50« by Jonathan Mese.