2018-10-12 Invisible Line Invisible Line, 2018 inkjet print on PVC, aluminum construction, 311 × 204 × 40 cm A dashed line in this configuration is commonly associated with the representation of something lying behind it or otherwise invisible. In the head-like drawings of Invisible Line, this dashed line may also suggest a pair of closed eyes or the brim of a hat—an expression of bourgeois individuation. In the initial, small-format series of Invisible Line, I am interested, among other things, in such ciphers of classical portraiture activated with minimal means. Through their monumentality, the large-format versions of Invisible Line shift the focus toward the viewer’s bodily experience. The head becomes a rock / idol that almost asks to be walked around. Invisible Line, 2018 ink marker on primed cotton, three parts; two parts shown here: 301 × 167 cm and 298.5 × 167 cm Invisible Line, 2018 ink marker on paper, six parts, each 64 × 44 cm shown in: “ein besonderes, nie gut zu machendes Unglück,” Redaktion Ausstellungs- und Verhandlungsraum für zeitgenössische Kunst, Lucerne, Switzerland (solo show, 2026) see also: Scrub the Same Spot Long Enough and a Mouth Will Emerge, Then an Entire Citizen, 2026 Der Zeichner, 2018 Double Springboard and Handrails, 2013