Atlas of New Nature (2000–2001)

The Atlas of New Nature is a cycle of works on paper that was produced in the years 2000 and 2001. On 90 posters new classes of utopian living things are presented. Their names follow the characterization of all existing living things using Latin double names, which was introduced by Carl von Linné in 1735 and is still customary today. For the Atlas of New Nature the system was analogously modified and enlarged.

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Crystallum pelliceus · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and crayon on paper · 2001
Flabellum fatale · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and crayon on paper · 2000
Lepus prohibitus · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and pencil on paper · 2001
Turbo generalis · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and crayon on paper · 2001
Uber deliciosum · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and pencil on paper · 2001
Vermis domesticus · 53 × 37,5 cm · acrylic and pencil on paper · 2001