We children from the Zoo Station

['I didn't know who I was anymore']

['dann sind wir Helden/ für einen Tag']

nr.2 Wir Kinder – Berlin series (self-portrait, oil on canvas, 2005)

Ma Ligne de Chance

‘dis-moi, chéri, qu’est-ce que t’en penses?’

Self-portraits (Paris, 2009)

[more on Flickr]

Dear Dr. Freud:

instant self-portrait (Paris, 2009)

Baby I’m afraid of a lot of things
But I ain’t scared of loving you
Baby I know you’re afraid of a lot of things
But don’t be scared of love
‘Cause people will say all kinds of things
That don’t mean a damn to me
‘Cause all I see is what’s in front of me
And that’s you

Well, I’ve been dragged all over the place
I’ve taken hits, time just don’t erase
And baby I can see you’ve been fucked up too
But that don’t mean your lovin’ days are through
Cause people will say all kinds of things
That don’t mean a damn to me
Cause all I see is what’s in front of me
And that’s you

Well I may be just a fool
But I know we’re just as cool
And cool kids they belong together

Poor Song (hidden track of Fever To Tell), Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2003)

this is The Factory, after all

Paul America (1965)

Marcel Duchamp (1966)

Ingrid Superstar (1965)

Ivy Nicholson (1966)

Salvador Dali (1966)

Sally Kirkland (1965)

Billy Name (1966)

Lou Reed (1966)

(stills from Andy Warhol’s screen tests – 1964/66)

and 40 years later I humbly join the happy family, honouring Andy Warhol’s memory:

Ana Leorne (2005)

(stills from self-portraying screen-tests, 2005)

[if I ever find the short-films from which these two stills were taken from I'll gladly let you know]