Soccer Star + Game Over
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(Soccer star was made in 2006)
Categorie archief: propaganda
G.O.(L).D.
The Golden Jesus (primer paint, oil paint, golden spray paint , picture, cardboard), Scratch Jesus (black ink, golden spray paint, paper, scratches).
Small objects
– Suicide Pack
– Mc Maria
– Soccer Star
– Game Over
– Survival Of The Fittest
– Set My Soul On Fire
– Schweinhund
Jesus in Diksmuide
Diksmuide was competely destroyed during WW1, only Jesus remained. It’s also the town where you can find ‘De Dodengang’ (dead trench).
Latvia – Karosta 2009
In 2009 I went back to Karosta to take pictures of the women of the ex Sovjet warharbour Karosta.
In 2005 I was a guest at the k@2 gallery in Karosta.
The diary ‘Karosta 2005: https://peterpuype.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/karosta-2005-gated-communities/
https://peterpuype.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/karosta-2005-constructed-theory/
https://peterpuype.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/karosta-2005-brain-program/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karosta
l’Histoire Occulte Des Belges
Drawings made for the exhibition ‘BAT10’: https://peterpuype.wordpress.com/2010/09/19/lhistoire-occulte-des-belges-bat10/
All words come from the song “j’Aime La Vie’ by Sandra Kim, winner of the Eurovision song contest in 1986. This song is a symbol for Belgium.
Suicide Hamburger – Golden Edition
Contains:
– Needle (0,9 x 70mm, Sterican)
– Syringe (20ml, synthetic material)
– Ampul (20ml, 75 x 23mm, fresh air, round glass)
– Glass bell + wooden shelf.
Suicide Pack…
Contains:
– Needle (0,9 x 70mm, Sterican)
– Syringe (20ml, synthetic material)
– Ampul (20ml, 75 x 23mm, fresh air, round glass)
– Ligature (rubber 30mm, Stella)
Some News, articles:
Propaganda Prints – Erased Walls – Poznan
These are a few prints made for the ‘Biuro Propagandy’. It’s the question of mass production and propaganda: https://peterpuype.wordpress.com/2010/09/10/biuro-propagandy-final/
The best propganda of Western Capitalism is the product itself.
Those prints where made on pieces of cardboard boxes I found in the streets of Poznan. Most of the boxes never come to the customer. They are only used to bring the products from the production company to the shops.
PETER PUYPE 