Professional Motifs

Motif	Period	Association
Democratic centralism ^[1] v. self-organization	1977 until 1986 (1989)	Pupil and student Memberships Umweltschutz und Atomenergie Rheiderland e.V. Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft/Vereinigte Kriegsdienstgegner (DFG/VK) Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Naziregimes (VVN) Founder and speaker: Friedensinitiative Leer e.V. Founder: Sozialistische Schülerinitiative Leer e.V. from 1977 until 1979 Student representative of the TGG Leer and founder: Student newspaper die Forke 1977 bis 1986 (1989): Deutsche Kommunistische Partei; Q1 1981: Party school of the SED »Franz Mehring«, Berlin-Biesdorf (GDR) 1982 until 1984: local board Marxistischer Studentenbund Spartakus (MSB), public relations 1982 until 1986: Academic self-administration Konferenz der Informatik-Fachschaften (KIF) (Conference of Computer Science Student Councils) Forum Informatiker für Frieden und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung (FiFF) (Forum of Computer Scientists for Peace and Social Responsibility)
Programming Languages ^[2] ^[3] Distributed Algorithms ^[4]	1980 until 1988	University of Bremen
Embedded Systems ^[3]	1988 until 1990	ERNO Bremen, ESTEC Katwijk
Compiler Generation ^[5] Concept Art	1990 until 1993	FU Berlin
Conceptual Photography	1994 until 1995	New York City
Compiler Generation	1996 until 2001	Dipl.-Inform., word mark Feinarbeit Customers (selection) art+com e.V. and GmbH Berlin BMW Bayerische Motorenwerke AG Munich Capgemini sd&m AG Munich DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH (German Air Traffic Control) Langen Dresdner Bank AG Frankfurt Softlab GmbH Munich/Paris/Atlanta
Formal work organization Generative web applications ^[6] ^[3] IT Management Consultancy	seit 2003	Sole share holder, transformal GmbH Customers (Selection) Advanced Acoustic SF GmbH Potsdam artnet Worldwide Corp. New York City art+com AG Berlin aw AlgorithmWatch gGmbH Berlin Biotie AG Turku/Radebeul bitsquad GmbH Munich D2 Quadrat GmbH Stuttgart Darcblue AG Hamburg DMK Deutsches Milchkontor GmbH Bremen Neue Sentimental Film Berlin GmbH Novedas GmbH Hamburg Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH Mannheim Toll Collect GmbH Berlin Wonderlamp Industries GmbH Potsdam
Conceptual Photography	1992 until 2016	Works ^[7] (selection) Paris, Hamburg (concept art, 1992) Brandmauer (photography, 1994) 525 11th Avenue (photography, 1995) Drive-by (photography, 2000/2001) New York City, Delhi, Casablanca, Bangkok, Havanna (small edition photo books, July 2004 until 2010) Meine Heimat, Wieder Sehen (dito, 2011) Kreuzweg (small edition newspapers, 2013 with Jörg Möhlenkamp) Flashdancer #1 (animation, 2007 and 2015) Komödianten (mail art, 2016) Entinnerung (small edition photo book, 2016)
Art	1995, 2016 since 2024	Participations 1995: 525 11th Avenue, Hyperkult V, Lüneburg 2016: Entinnerung, info on books, Berlin 2025: metoo, the dr.j 100th, Berlin Environment 2024: Museum of the I, transformal GmbH
Personality	2015 until 2022	Autofictional novel, Essays on self-narrative Milestones Telling it as an image novel in July 2015 and January 2016 did not work. The first version was completed in December 2020. The second, fundamentally revised version in December 2021 and the most recent one in July 2023. The first, second and third versions of the essays were written from November 2022 to July 2023.
Information	since 2023

Notes

↑ Key term of Leninist party theory
↑ Programming languages for non-sequential systems and for model-based AI (expert systems)
↑ ^{Jump up to: a} ^b ^c From 1988 until 2011 the ambition was to master basic subject areas of computer technology at a professional level
↑ Diploma on algorithmic foundations of blockchain technology, with Frank Steimke
↑ For non-sequential object-oriented programming
↑ Software product ALI (Aufgabenlisten) – framework for the semi-automatic development of model-based web applications, in operation from 2009 to 2024
↑ The term ›Work‹ translates ›Arbeit‹, while ›Werk‹ is translated ›Artwork‹

[LEN-1] Key term of Leninist party theory

[KI-2] Programming languages for non-sequential systems and for model-based AI (expert systems)

[GEN-3] {Jump up to: a} ^b ^c From 1988 until 2011 the ambition was to master basic subject areas of computer technology at a professional level

[VAL-4] Diploma on algorithmic foundations of blockchain technology, with Frank Steimke

[OOP-5] For non-sequential object-oriented programming

[ALI-6] Software product ALI (Aufgabenlisten) – framework for the semi-automatic development of model-based web applications, in operation from 2009 to 2024

[WORKS-7] The term ›Work‹ translates ›Arbeit‹, while ›Werk‹ is translated ›Artwork‹

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