BlackOut was first created and installed for 3 days in a public square (Richard-Platz, Berlin-Neukölln) in the summer of 2012. This artwork is comprised of handmade wooden placards with strips of leather, velvet. This project pertains to the current international movements "voicing" the outcries of it's citizenry. The iconic nature of the wooden placards and the implied phenomena of erasure of it's content, visually articulates a recent growth and presence of protestation not limited to the international events of the recent years.
2012, Wood and textiles (leather, velvets), in various configurations  approximately 210cm (max height) x approximately 80cm wide

A variation within this BlackOut series was created for the 2014 edition of Dak'Art, the Dakar Biennale in Senegal with the title Les battements des ailes des papillons peuvent déclencher des tornades au tour du monde (The Flapping of the Wings of Butterflies Can Generate  Violent Storms Around the World ) taken from chaos-theory about the interconnectedness of all action and reaction.

The blacked out blocks/lines of censure are rendered with textiles in varying colors of the rainbow as well as dutch-wax African fabrics. The colors are reminiscent of political movements that utilize the rainbow flag as its emblematic sign of diversity, such as the global LGBTi communities.