Single Drawings.

Welcome to an overview of selected individual drawings.

Works that share thematic or conceptual connections are presented in the next two gallery items: Duo Drawings and Triptychs.

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The Scream

The Scream

Pencil Drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2024

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So you want to be free to live your life the way you wanna be

So you want to be free to live your life the way you wanna be

A tribute to Jina Mahsa Amini.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2014

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Esse Est Percipi

Esse Est Percipi

"Esse est percipi" or "To be is to be perceived" is a term used by George Berkeley, an 18th-century Anglo-Irish philosopher. His theory denies the existence of material substance and instead contends that familiar objects like tables and chairs are only ideas in the minds of perceivers, and as a result cannot exist without being perceived.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2016

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Non Nobis Solum Sed Toti Mundo Nati (Cicero)

Non Nobis Solum Sed Toti Mundo Nati (Cicero)

Not for ourselves alone are we born but for the whole world (Cicero).

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2015

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The Secret

The Secret

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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The Anthropocene Paradox

The Anthropocene Paradox

The anthropocene is a new and informal geologic term used to indicate an epoch when human behavior had a significant global impact on the Earth’s ecosystems. It may be considered with the start of the industrial revolution (late eighteenth century) and has been growing ever since. It indicates a time frame where the collective impact of our species on wild life, atmosphere, minerals,.. is obvious and massive. The term was first used in 2000 by Paul Crutzen.

At the same time, feel fewer and fewer individuals themselves capable to modify their reality and feel unable to influence their surroundings.

This is called the anthropocene paradox.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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Zelsius

Zelsius

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

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Forbidden Fruit

Forbidden Fruit

'Forbidden fruit' is a drawing with a religious content. It is a direct reference to the book 'Genesis' and the tale of Adam and Eva.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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The Claw

The Claw

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2010

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Eau de Cologne 01/01/2016

Eau de Cologne 01/01/2016

A total of 838 people have filed criminal complaints committed during the new year’s eve in Cologne. Organized groups of men sexually assaulted dozens of women in Cologne. 497 women claiming sexual assault. When including crimes from all of the major cities in Germany the complaint figure is said to almost top 1,000. The offenders were mainly refugees from Morocco, Tunisia and Syria.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2016

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Marla Hanson

Marla Hanson

Marla Hanson (born June 18, 1961) is an American screenwriter and ex-model. A job promotion brought her to New York City where she was leading a successful modeling career in the 1980s. In 1986, she rejected the sexual advances of her landlord. He hired two friends to attack her. They slashed her face with a razor blade. The assault left three wounds that required surgery and over 100 stitches, resulting in permanent scars and the end of Hanson’s modeling career. The landlord and his two friends were charged with first-degree assault. “He targeted my face, because I was a model,” she said. “That was his revenge for not being able to control me.”

 

Pencil drawing + /- 70 by 60 cm

Created: 2020

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Denis Mukwege

Denis Mukwege

Denis Mukengere Mukwege (born March 1 , 1955 in Bukavu , Belgian Congo ) is a Congolese gynecologist , human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner. Mukwege is considered the world's leading expert in the treatment of injuries to girls and women caused by gang rape and targeted physical assault . With international support, Mukwege set up the Panzi Hospital. The hospital quickly made a name for itself, particularly with its gynecology department. Here Mukwege and his colleagues treated women and girls who were defenseless against the warring parties. Shortly after the inauguration in 1999, Mukwege noticed a high and increasing number of women who had survived sexual violence in war. He dedicated his ward to the special treatment of these women. For his work on behalf of girls and women who were victims of sexual violence in war, Denis Mukwege has been honored with numerous awards, including the United Nations Human Rights Prize in 2008 , the Alternative Nobel Prize Right Livelihood Award in 2013, and the Sakharov Prize of the European Parliament in 2014 . In 2018 he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize together with Nadia Murad .

Pencil Drawing /- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2023

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Big Mouth

Big Mouth

Pencil drawing + /- 70 by 60 cm

Created: 2019

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The Jewel

The Jewel

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

Finger designed to push the button.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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Selfie

Selfie

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2018

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Caution! Objects in the mirror may appear closer than they are

Caution! Objects in the mirror may appear closer than they are

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2015

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The Promise

The Promise

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2018

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Standing on a Corner. Suitcase in my hand. Don't know where I am going (Lou Reed)

Standing on a Corner. Suitcase in my hand. Don't know where I am going (Lou Reed)

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2016

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The Nexus

The Nexus

Pencil drawing + /- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2016

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Recognize yourself in a He and a She who is not like You and Me (Carlos Fuentes)

Recognize yourself in a He and a She who is not like You and Me (Carlos Fuentes)

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60cm

Created: 2020

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Mahdi

Mahdi

The Islamic term “Mahdi” does not occur in the Quran. It is derived from the Arabic root h-d-y, commonly used to mean "divine guidance". The Mahdi will appear before the Day of Judgment and rid the world of evil. In most traditions, the Mahdi will arrive with 'Isa (Jesus) to defeat "the false Messiah", or Antichrist. Although the concept of a Mahdi is not an essential doctrine in Sunni Islam, it is popular among both Sunni and Shia Muslims. Both agree that he will rule over Muslims and establish justice.

The person depicted in the “Mahdi” is Ahmadreza Djalali, a Swedish-Iranian academic and researcher who was sentenced to death for allegedly spying in Iran. He is a medical doctor and lecturer at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. He was also a visiting professor at Belgium's Free University of Brussels. He was arrested while visiting Iran in April 2016 and convicted for spying for the Mossad. He had earlier confessed on Iranian State Television for spying on behalf of Israel. Amnesty International stated however that the confession was taken under duress. Intense torture techniques were applied to make him admit false confessions. Iran confirmed the death penalty against Ahmadreza Djalali in early February 2018.

Pencil drawing + /- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2020

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Heel of Achilles

Heel of Achilles

Pencil drawing + /- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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Forces

Forces

Pencil drawing + /- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2009

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Modus Operandi

Modus Operandi

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2019




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The Deal

The Deal

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2013

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Love is blind

Love is blind

Pencil drawing + /- 70 by 60cm

Created: 2019

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If it is not now, it is when? If it is not us, it is who then?

If it is not now, it is when? If it is not us, it is who then?

We the people.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2020

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Nexus 2

Nexus 2

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2018

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Dissipative Structure

Dissipative Structure

A “Dissipative Structure” is characterized by the spontaneous appearance of symmetry breaking the formation of complex, sometimes chaotic, structures. It is related to chaos theory (a bundle of smoke for example). The term dissipative structure was invented by Russian-Belgian physical chemist Ilya Prigogine, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1977 for his pioneering work on these structures.

Pencil drawing +/- 70 x 60 cm

Created: 2014

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