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Dual Channeled Video Installation (InSitu)

The mexican museum of antique toys (MUJAM) is a special place, indeed. On nearly 3000 m2 it offers enough place to apply probably any kind of concept. I chose to create a confusing work,   more>

prozess I

A sculptoric approach to a closed mechanical system is established by this composition of 5 LCD screens, displaying a dependency of old processes. more>

I don't care

A street intervention that was realized in the heart of the center of Mexico City on sunday 21st of march 2010. more>

Revolution

An Invitation to Personal, Independent Revolution

For the 200th anniversary of the Mexican War of Independence in 2010 - the ‘Bicentenario’, Jens Kull proposes Revolution. The 2'30" video loop shows a 360 degrees revolution of the Morelos statue located in front of the main entrance of the national library in Mexico City.

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Special edition of signed and numbered Flip books

Three of Jens Kulls' video works are now available as Flip books, all numbered and signed and exclusively available online more »

Why me, why here, why now, why not?

Four screens of decreasing size in a row on a socket, each one of them fed by a camera. As you approach the piece, the camera on the first screen films you and feeds the images to the smallest screen in the back. Each camera, placed on top of a screen, in real-time, films what appears on the screen right behind and displays it on the screen. more »

Untitled

 With this light sculpture “Untitled, 2008“, Jens Kull creates another opportunity to see our reality in just a slightly different way. Three cathode ray tubes built into a lightshaft, each one of them representing one of the RGB-scheme basic colours red, green and blue, changing in different rates their colour. more »

Numb Pulse

Mankind's beating heart, an hommage to achievement

A rectangular screen lodged in the ceiling of a darkened room, showing a piece of sky like a rooflight, not making it apparent, if it's a screen or just a window at first. The sound of jets fades in and a plane, high above, crosses the patch of sky.

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Left Over

A Unique Glimpse of the World Beyond Our Awareness

A seemingly random detail of the ubiquitous sensory overload which is Mexico City. The corner of a street, with cars passing by, and in the road, a bird's cadaver. After some time, a raven appears, eyeballing the conspecific's corpse, then laying it out. The bird prepares the coup. A small moment of complete concentration. Then the raven clasps its prey and flies away with it.

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Konfiglas

A video sculpture that "wants" to be a Marmalade glass (Konfiglas), but isn't anymore. more>

Corner

Corner is a video sculpture that replaces an actual corner with a LCD screen in order to achieve a "trompe l'oeil". It talks about posibilities and shifts time to an uncertain level, where cockroaches could even appear in those place where this daring piece is showed. So far "Corner" has been showed in 4 different places. more>

Schwarzer Elefant

This video work "black elefant" is based on and made with the sculpture "elefante" by Fernando Garcia Correa. more>

Sisifo

Sisifo is a looped video projection that has an abstract approach which turns into something figurative and back again to its initial shape. Once revealed its dinamics "sisifo" transforms into a neverending loop of destruction and construction. more>

El hombre en el cruce del camino

This interactive work came to life in honor of Diego Rivera. A retrospective of his lifetime achievement as an artist, thinker and socialist included this interactive chamber projection. 6 different zones were triggerable by the spectator and his once destroyed mural painting in the rockefeller centre came to live by video intervention by Jens Kull in colaboration with SieteMedia. more>

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Mexico's Symbolic Volkswagen Beetle on a Race Through the Capital

Two "screens", framed in the style of a Super 8mm film projection show a composition of over five hundred vochos (Volkswagen Beetles). Each Beetle is photographed in its natural habitat in Mexico City and then digitally remastered to fit the size and position. The collection is looped at a rate of x photographs per second. And the result is a journey through Mexico City revolving around its most characteristic automobile as a unifying symbolic centre. more>

Vergangene Gegenwart (presente imperfecto)

A Small Moment Of The Past

Six sockets, each with a LCD-Screen and a camera on top and arranged in a hexagon, facing inwards. The spectator, upon entering the circle can see himself - from behind. And you may try as much as you want, if you look into one of the screens, you will already have turned away. more>