FroMMage à SchwiTTers

DNA portraits made with genetic material from envelopes rented from the Schwitters archive in Hannover, with permission from Bengst Schwitters. A work in progress.

Dust to DNA

Photographs of the collapsing World Trade Center fused with the DNA sequences of survivors — an optimistic counterpoint to the forensic use of DNA that identified the dead.

Museum Wiesbaden

Two series of thirteen portraits — New York and Wiesbaden — an homage to Leonardo's Last Supper. James D. Watson anchored New York; Ute Berger anchored Wiesbaden.

A Portrait of America

Roughly one hundred color photographs of Americans from all walks of life seated on the same red velvet couch, transported across the continent. Text by William Least Heat Moon.

Schirmer + Mosel, Munich

A black-and-white sociological study of the employees of the KaDeWe department store in West Berlin. Winner of the Kodak Book Award.