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“2-Dimensional Mirror Mobile”, 2011 by Jeppe Hein. Stainless steel plate, mirrors.

“The Mystery of Artistic Work II”, 2010 by Josephine Pryde.

“Shaker”, 2007 by Michael Beutler. Aluminium profiles mangled falt, wood, thread.

»They are Lucky to be Bourgeois Hens II«, 2009 by Petrit Halilaj.

»tree extracted from shared forest«, 2009 by Hanna Sandin.

»Feedback«, 2009 by Anne Eastman.

“Minimundus”, 2004 by Seppo Gründler shows four historic media works as miniatures (“TV Buddha” by Nam June Paik, “Pendulum Music” by Steve Reich, “Il Treno di John Cage” by John Cage and “Drive In Music” by Max Neuhaus).

»Portable Broken Obelisk (for outdoor markets)«, 1991-1993 by Eduardo Abaroa.

“5 Staebe”, 2008 by Christoph Meier.

“Henry Moore for the poor”, 2008 by Gelitin.

“Mobile Bio Type – Jungle”, 2002 by Mark Dion.

Remake of »Restless Ball by Coop Himmelb(l)au, 1971«, 2002 by Tilo Schulz.

“Mobile Shop-Cuddle” by Bart and Erik van Lieshout.

“Pilot-Roter Boskoop” by Klaus Mosettig.

»Isn’t It Romantic 1« (2004),

»Go wherever you want, bring me whatever you wish« (2004) by Vedovamazzei .

Conatus (pilote) is a new attempt to organize chaos, to unite heterogeneity and to resuscitate the inert forms. By Boris Achour.

“Instant Home” travels in a simple moving box and takes only two minutes to inflate into a pitched-roof house. Complete with furniture. Instant Home set up in locations typically considered uninhabitable- city parking lots to suburbian driveways, to the deserts of the western United States.

“Grand Avenue” (Downtown LA, 1999), “Vasquez Rocks Natural Area” (CA, 1999) and “Santa Monica Beach (LA, 2002). Project by Valeska Peschke.

»Simulateur«, »Circuit Tags« and »Peinture a l’huile« by BP (Richard Bellon, Renaud Layrac and Frédéric Pohl).

“Mobile Home” by Peter Garfield.

Mobile Booster by Nik Nowak.

Mobile Booster performance by Nik Nowak and Masahiro Fukuyama at art fair Köln 2005.

Without Title, video by Nik Nowak.