Saturday, January 24, 2026, night, cadastral parcel no. 169, -3 °C

Daily video recordings capture animals passing this camera: foxes, martens, cats, raccoons, birds, occasionally squirrels. Aim: facilitate communication. A rug placed on the passage to create a liminal. Pink rug from the For Higher Power project (2007), later used in a collaborative work with students from ABK Stuttgart at the Floating University.

Monday, January 19, 2026, noon, cadastral parcel no. 169, 0,5 °C

Ground frozen. Feeding sculptures being filled. Dead trunks treated as pedestals for works wherever present. Filling material mostly oil-based, containing seeds, nuts, and fruits.

Wednesday, December 2025, late morning, cadastral parcel no. 169, 2 °C

Protecting palms, camellias, figs, and others from sustained frost temperatures. Multiple layers of insulating material applied, with root systems protected in the soil with bark mulch to ensure survival through the next year. Caring includes planning for the future. With this in mind, packaging is created. A sculptural quality emerges.

Friday, August 8, 2025, evening, cadastral parcel no. 223, 20 °C

One of the first apples harvested from the apple tree producing delicate apples with red flesh. Tree established in sandy soil, growing well despite heavy lichen coverage. Flavor: berry-like.

Saturday, August 2, 2025, evening, cadastral parcel no. 223, 21 °C

A local pigeons has died, one of two already around. Found on the ground, likely deceased for a few hours. Could only have died since this morning; no visible wounds. Was a very hot day. Nothing remains in the forest unchanged; everything is constantly altered and serves a purpose in some way.

Sunday, September 3, 2023, afternoon, cadastral parcel no. 169, 25 °C

After rainfall, many snails become visible. They often populate young plants. Snails are collected and relocated to another site. To engage more closely, they are held in the warm hand for a period. Objective: better understand snails and provide a stable support for them.

Sunday, August 20, 2023, afternoon, cadastral parcel no 169, 27.5 °C

Since autumn 2022, two three-part winter-hard palms from the Musée de la Fraise project have been stored on the land. Deep pits were dug for each pot and filled with a mix of quartz sand, coconut fiber, and compost. Plants were thoroughly watered. Long-term behavior uncertain. Sheltered, sunny location chosen.

Tuesday, May 23, 2023, early evening, cadastral parcel no. 169, 15.5 °C

Watering of newly planted trees. 

Finding: Drowned squirrel found in water container. 

Dug a pit. Buried the squirrel. Planted a redwood, Metasequoia glyptostroboides in the same pit.

Saturday, June 22, 2019, evening, cadastral parcel no. 222, 211, 169, 168, 22.5 °C

Location: Krämerwald, Zur Kiesgrube 4, 14621 Schönwalde-Glien, OT Grünefeld
Coordinates: 52°40'48.4"N 12°57'45.3"E
Site serves as starting point for long-term artistic and ecological research (initial scope unknown at the time)
Questions of nonviolence, coexistence, and collaborative authorship explored through fieldwork, observation, and intervention.

Saturday, April 27, 2019, afternoon, cadastral parcel no. 222, 211, 169, 168, 18.5 °C

Second visit. Seeing the land from within, meeting the owner and understanding the story of the place.

Friday, April 19, 2019, afternoon, cadastral parcel no. 222, 211, 169, 168, 17.5 °C

First visit. Looking for a piece of land for a greenhouse or garden that had been advertised.