Professional Motifs

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The more personal the motive of his work, the greater the challenge for the creator of a work to liberate his audience with instead of dominating it.

Motifs Period Anchoring
Demokratic centralism [1]
v. self-organization		   1977 until 1986
(1989)		 Pupil and student
Memberships
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 ICP New York
Compiler Generation 1996 until 2001 Dipl.-Inform., word mark Feinarbeit
Customers (selection)
Formal work organization
Generative web applications [6] [3]
IT Management Consultancy		 seit 2003 Sole share holder, transformal GmbH
Customers (Selection)
Conceptual Photography   1992 until 2016
Works [7] (selection)
Art 1995, 2016
since 2025
Participations
Personality   2015 until 2022 Autofictional novel
4 Essays on autofiction
Information   since 2023 Interview
  1. ↑ Technical term of Leninist party theory
  2. ↑ Programming languages for non-sequential systems and for model-based AI (expert systems)
  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
  4. ↑ Diploma on algorithmic foundations of blockchain technology, with Frank Steimke
  5. ↑ for non-sequential object-oriented programming
  6. ↑ Software product ALI (Aufgabenlisten) – framework for the semi-automatic development of model-based web applications, in operation from 2009 to 2024
  7. ↑ The term ›Work‹ translates ›Arbeit‹, while ›Werk‹ is translated ›Artwork‹
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