Commune lab

02/06/2022

We are launching the Art movement Ukraine project “Artist for Peace”. The first exhibition was opened in Odessa Ukraine on May 19, 2022. It has already been assembled and loaded for further discovery in the city of Ferrara in Italy on 6.06.22-11.06.22. Come support Ukrainian artists who found themselves in a very difficult situation as a result of the war. After we move to Vienna, Austria, and further and more cities in Europe. You can support the fund with donations as you need to move around

02/06/2022

We are launching the Art movement Ukraine project “Artist for Peace”. The first exhibition was opened in Odessa Ukraine on May 19, 2022. It has already been assembled and loaded for further discovery in the city of Ferrara in Italy on 6.06.22-11.06.22. Come support Ukrainian artists who found themselves in a very difficult situation as a result of the war. After we move to Vienna, Austria, and further and more cities in Europe. You can support the fund with donations as you need to move around

18/02/2022

Whispered, 2022 fragment
Small nead series
Collage, paper, acrylic, clipping from Esquire, epoxy resin waste

13/02/2022

13/02/2022

That’s all, folks

13/02/2022

Reflection

07/02/2022

Project Perfunctoriness
Mixedmedia

07/02/2022

Solar panel, 2022
Project Perfunctoriness

wood, fibreboard, epoxy resin, acrylic, solar elements, prints
40x50 cm closed, 40x100 cm opened

Solar Panels Are Starting to Die, Leaving Behind Toxic Trash

For the manufacture of one square meter of a solar battery, it is necessary to spend 600 kW of electricity. These are 1000 60W light bulbs working simultaneously for 10 hours.

“If we don’t mandate recycling, many of the modules will go to landfill,” said Arizona State University solar researcher Meng Tao, who recently authored a review paper on recycling silicon solar panels, which comprise 95 percent of the solar market.

“We need to face the fact that solar panels do fail over time, and there’s a lot of them out there,” he said. “And what do we do when they start to fail? It’s not right throwing that responsibility on the consumer, and that’s where we’re at right now.”

07/02/2022

Project Perfunctoriness
Mixedmedia

07/02/2022

Avocado, 2022
Project Perfunctoriness
wood, fibreboard, , acrylic, readymade, silicone
40x50 cm closed, 40x100 cm opened

Maybe you start your day with an avocado toast, then you have an avocado salad for lunch, and you finish your day with some guacamole in your dinner. The delicious and nutritious fruit has gained immense popularity over the last years, linked to a healthy lifestyle. But the underlying truth is tough: Avocado production carries enormous environmental costs that you are probably not aware of.

The merciless dogfight between Mexican drug cartels has produced its latest macabre spectacle with the discovery of 19 mutilated corpses – nine of them hung semi-naked from a bridge – in a city to the west of the capital.

Falko Ernst, an International Crisis Group researcher who studies Mexico’s cartels, said the bloodbath was partly about the struggle for control of Uruapan’s local drug trade. But a more important motivation was the fight for the region’s billion-dollar avocado industry. “The big magnet here is avocados,” he said.