Quotes and fragments of urban landscapes in distorted proportions and perspectives create panoramas in front of nearly monochromatic backgrounds. Solely by the density and structure of the paint spatial depth and the mood of different times of day and night are implied. Silhouette-like figures and symbolic elements of architecture and advertising graphics are in apparently cool sobriety woven into city impressions in front of these backgrounds. In their supposedly rational clarity, they seem like frozen snapshots. The motifs that are repeated in model-changing dimensions move the viewer through the deep laid down horizon in the vicinity of their human protagonists, they are lost as anonymous silhouettes in front of their monumental and bloated images.