I was a male adolescent with a psychotherapist as a father. That lead to some conflicts. One of my favourite arguments that I can remember was: if you help a wicked person achieve a qualitative leap, does he become more or less bad? Which is the ladder you jump up on? I think I took it from a movie, but, seriously, isn’t it a good question? At the end of the 19th century in Vienna it must have all been much clearer. In a scale of 0 to 10, in which way will you improve? Toward ten, my way, I’m supposed to be the good one. Your way: toward zero, you’ll be proud of yourself, well done, what a good leap, from 5 to 3 just in a blink. With a bit of commitment you will soon be an epic villain. You are very talented in this. Maybe, if you’re wrong, it’s better if you don't move and do nothing. Sometimes I’m wrong 2010 Installation (two iron sawhorses and a wooden panel) 80 by 135 by 75 cm