80s' Diaries
I started manipulating images with 35 mm slides in the 1980s. I used to fill glass slide frames, as if they were sandwiches, with any kind of material I had on hand. I would project them onto people, shoot portraits and put them in sequences. Basically a film made of slides, where the soundtrack had a narrative role.
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Fabulous eighties!
My stories about the alternative downtown scene in NYC
were "given back" to the city and to the protagonists with slideshows projected on skyscrapers and in clubs...
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My keen attention to new trends and cultural ferments has led me to documenting
the early Graffiti Artists
(such as Rammellzee, Toxic, A-One,...),
the East Village scene
(such as Wigstock 1988)
Berlin historic clubs, such as the old Tresor Club, the temple of Techno or the first Love Parades of the 1990s.