The Last Waltz
1986/87
“Action-Man”, disjointed doll of a young girl and baby legs, mechanical alarm clock, all of the end of the 20^th century. The clock’s mechanics moved the soldier’s empty boot and made the couple tremble in a macabre dance movement.

David and Goliath
Rome, 2000
David and ... Goliath ? Or : “Past meets future” ?
“Action Man” and tourist reproduction of Michelangelo’s “David” (end of the 20^th century).

Aphrodite’s Child
2011
Aphrodite - new generation.
Terracotta head (Tanagra, hellenistic period, from sector 1 at ancient Pella, copy from the National Archaeological Museum of Athens) on the body of a fashion doll (plastic materials, beginning of 21^st century).

Consolation
2013
Vintage fashion doll, second half of the 20^th century, and tourist reproduction of Rodin’s “Thinker”, beginning of the 21^st century.

Triumphant Victory
2013
Doll’s head representing a famous actress on a tourist reproduction (both from the beginning of the 21^st century) of the Victory of Samothrace (2^nd century BC).

Death and the Maiden
2013
... or Very Best Friends
Fashion doll and Halloween decoration, both from the beginning of the 21^st century.

Anorexia
2013
Fashion doll (around 1980) on kitchen timer (around 2010).
The top of the kitchen timer reminds one of a weighing scale. When you put it on, it counts the time down from 60 to 0, just as an anorexic counts his/her weight, leading even to mortal danger. The doll turns, slowly, like the dancer on a music box, in extreme slow motion.

Chemo
2013
Head of a fashion doll (from the 1980s) on the body of another doll representing a famous actress (from the 2000s).

Bauhaus Barbie
2013
Free interpretation of a photograph from c. 1927 by Erich Consemüller, showing Lis Beyer or Ise Gropius on the club chair B3 “Wassily” by Marcel Breuer, wearing a mask by Oskar Schlemmer and dress fabric by Lis Beyer (photo Herzogenrath, Berlin, on long-term loan to the Klassik-Stiftung Weimar, Bestand Museen, Bauhausmuseum, and Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin).
Reinterpretation with the body of a fashion doll, the head of a wooden artist’s model and a piece of miniature furniture from the Vitra Design Museum, all from the beginning of the 21^st century.

The Dying Swan
2013
Biscuit porcelaine figurine, Wallendorf manufacture Germany, 20^th century, and action figure representing Joseph Goebbels, Asian fabrication from the beginning of the 21^st century.
Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels, instrumentalised the arts for the Nazi regime propaganda in a measure that was, until then, unkown.

Babydoll
2013
Articulated soldier figure wearing a fashion doll wig and “Babydoll” style lingerie, end of the 20^th and beginning of the 21^st century.

Another Hero
2013
Vintage male fashion doll (second half of the 20^th century) wearing the miniature reproduction of an antique helmet (National Archaeological Museum Athens, beginning of the 21^st century). The pose reminds one of a “kouros”.

Business as Usual
2013
Soldier doll wearing a businessman suit, accessories, sleeping Eros (clay, sculpture of the first quarter of the 4^th century BC, Pella, oriental necropolis, probably from an infant grave, reproduction from the National Archaeological Museum Athens), beginning of the 21^st century.

Venus in Furs
2013
Aphrodite, known as the “Venus de Milo”, c. 100 BC, provenance: Island of Melos, Cyclades, Greece, small size resin mould of the Louvre museum, wearing a fashion doll fur, both from the beginning of the 21^st century.

Kopfgeburt - Brainchild
2019
The birth of Athena? Winnie in Happy Days? A “cake jump”? Gone with the Wind? A volcanic eruption ? A skin rash ? Or else...?
Fashion doll on bald head, beginning of the 21^st century.