31 December 1967 10 mins
Based on principles of double projection. Here, two pictures are projected on top of each other: on the upper screen is K, the head of the actor, while ÖRPER can be seen on the lower picture. The head can move in harmony and disharmony with his body.
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Germany 31 December 1967
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