Bringing together things that are not meant to be combined - the merging and updating of image and text, of text and image, of image and image, of text and text into unlikely montages forms the foundation and strategy of false trails: a raw compilation, a misleading simplicity. Quoting is something I have always hated. In my opinion, one should never use quotes. It is pathetic, pedantic, primitive; one comes across as someone who read something one day, found it good, and wants to show it off. I am - it seems to me - an idiot. An idiot, first of the old guard, who - highly naive or even embarrassing - seeks the true, the rational through himself, through a long-standing, orderly collection of texts and images, and subsequently gradually mutates into a new idiot who sees the absurd and the comedic as the highest power of thought.